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FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP.
NOTES
VOL. I.
PRIVATELY PRINTED.
1896.
NOTES.
fFi// of Sir JoJiu Hopkins, Knight, 1796.
"John Hopkins one of the Aldermen of the City of London." My Bradney.
dear wife being in possession of a very ample fortune in her own right rpage i.]
and not desiring any addition thereto, I give her all my Plate, Linen,
China, Household Goods, Carriages and Horses. I give my said wife my
messuage and appurtenances at Snaresbrook, Essex, wherein I now reside;
my Exors after her death to sell the same. To my eldest son William
Hopkins my freehold estate in Lanvihangel Ystern Llewern, co. Mon-
mouth. To my daughter Elizabeth Hopkins ^1560, I having already
advanced a like sum to her brothers and sisters. I am entitled to two
third shares of the Verdigrease works at Newnham, co. Gloucester. My
son-in-law Christopher Taddy Esq"'. My said son William, in the event
of his surviving my dear wife, will be entitled under the will of my late
father-in-law, Charles Simpkins Esq'', to a very considerable estate for
life. My five children, William Hopkins, Charles Hopkins, Mary Ann,
wife of Christopher Taddy, Amelia, wife of Thomas Hopkins Esq"',
and Elizabeth Hopkins. Executors : my brother-in-law, John William
Anderson, Esq'', Alderman, Nathaniel Boutflower, Esq'', and my son
William Hopkins. Witnesses: P. VV. Crowther, Edw: Peale and Jn°
Peale.
Codicil: 11 July 1793. "Sir John Hopkins, Knight, one of the
Aldermen of the City of London." My daughter Elizabeth lately
intermarried with Joseph Bradney, Esq^ Witnesses : P. W. Crowther,
Edw'' Peale, and Jn° Peale.
Codicil: 23 Nov. 1793. I appoint my son-in-law, M"' Christopher
Taddy, an E.xecutor in place of my brother-in-law, J. W. Anderson Esq'',
Alderman, &:c., being apprehensive that by his late immersion in public
concerns, and some other circumstances, he may be desirous to decline
that trouble. As a further reason for my so doing I regret the indication
of a diminution in his attachment to me and my family "conscious and
so must he be too that I have ever deserved the contrary, respecting the
groundless imputation he has frequently insinuated that I was instru-
mental to his prejudice in framing the will of our late father-in-law,
M' C. Simkin.s."
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Bradney. 28 Oct. 1796. Appeared Thomas Jackson of Paternoster Row,
rra-o 1 ] ' l^rugg'st, and Philip Wyatt Crowther of Guildhall, London, gent., to
''"^ testify to handwriting of last Codicil.
Will dated 19 July 1792. Proved 2 Dec. 1796, by Wilham Hopkins,
Esq% the Son, and Christopher Taddy, Esq^ Nathaniel Boutflower,
Esq', the other executor, renouncing.
P.C.C. [sS4^«mV.]
Admon of Dame Anne Hopkins, 1806.
Dame Anne Hopkins of Snaresbrook, co. Esse.x, widow, deceased.
Admon dated 20 Sept. 1806, granted to William Hopkins, Esq'',
one of the children.
P.C.C. Admon.
IVill of William Hopkins, 1833.
"William Hopkins of Cheltenham in the County of Gloucester." To
son John William Hopkins, my freehold estate at Avebury, co. Wilts. To
son Rev'' David Hopkins, my freehold estate in Poulshott, ats Pollshott,
CO. Wilts, my leasehold in Poulshott called Royalls, and my freehold
estate in Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern, co. Monmouth. My brother
Charles Hopkins, and my said two sons, to be exors. My wife Mary
Hopkins, and my three daughters, Elizabeth, Mary Anne, and Sarah
Hopkins. Witnesses : Tho^ Hanson, E. J. Young, and James Hawkins.
Will dated 9 March 1831. Proved 9 March 1833 by exors.
P. C. C. [300 Farquhar.^
Will of Charles Hopkins, 1834.
"Charles Hopkins, late of Queen Square in the County of Middlesex,
but now of Vicarage Terrace, Stratford, in the County of Essex." Exors,
my four nephews, Charles Taddy, David Hopkins, John Taddy, and John
Bradney. My late brother's widow, Mary Hopkins, my sister Amelia
Hopkins, my nephew William Taddy. Catherine, wife of the said John
Taddy. My nephew John William Hopkins. My friend James Coleman
of Leytonstone, and Catherine Coleman, his daughter by his first wife.
Mary his present wife, and his four children by her. The three daughters
of the late John Dallaway of Stratford, viz., "Mary, Catherine Woodward,
and Elizabeth Dallaway." Elizabeth, Mary Anne, and Sarah, daugliters
of my late brother. My nephews, Charles and John Taddy, sons of my
late sister Mary Anne Taddy, and John Hopkins Bradney and Joseph Bradney.
Bradney, sons of my late sister Elizabeth Bradney. Witnesses: Henry [I'age i.]
Bicknell, William Johnson, and Abra"" Woods.
Will dated 25 March 1833. Proved 10 April 1834 by Rev. David
Hopkins, Rev. John Taddy, and Rev. John Hopkins Bradney. Power
reserved &c. to Charles Taddy, Esq^
P.C.C. [214 Teignmoutk.]
Will of Joseph Bradney, 1817.
" Joseph Bradney of Ham in the County of Surrey Gentleman." My
two daughters, Sarah Bradney, spinster, and Rebecca, wife of John
Bockett, Esq''. — their claims under the will of Hannah Huthwaite, dec'',
widow of their grandfather William, who died intestate. \Vhereas I am
possessed by purchase of the share of the freehold at Ham, which came
to Lydia, joint heiress with, and only sister to, my wife Rebecca, the
mother of my said two daughters. I give my daughter Sarah my
freehold messuages, lands &:c. at Ham, with the copyhold at Petersham.
To my eldest son John Hopkins Bradney, my manor of Hurcot, near
Somerton, co. Somerset. To my second son Joseph Christopher
Bradney, my manor of Bradney under Bawdrip, near Bridgwater, co.
Somerset. Third son William Bradney (a minor). Wife Elizabeth
residuary legatee. Sons, John Hopkins Bradney and Joseph Christopher
Bradney, exors. Witnesses: W. Bewsher, A.M., Dan' Ch: Delafosse,
and Rob' M. Delafosse.
Will dated 13 June 18 17. Proved 31 July 18 17 by John Hopkins
Bradney. Power reserved &c.
P.C.C. [353 Effingham?f^
On the seal appended to this 'will are the Arms of Bradney., viz :
A fess betiveen three crosses forinee fitcliee : impaling, Hopkins, on a chevron
between three pistols as many roses. On a>t inescutcJieon surmounting
the Arms of Bradney, there is a coat, unfortunately almost illegible,
probably the Arms of Huthwaite, viz: Paly of six, or and azure, on a
chief argent a lion passant sable.
IVill of CJu'istophcy Taddy, 1824.
"Christopher Taddy of Croydon in the County of Surrey Esq''." To
my wife Elizabeth, for life, my freehold house &c. in North End, Croydon,
with remainder to my son John Taddy and his heirs. To my son William
Taddy, Sarjeant at Law, my estates at Buckland, Luddenhaoi, and
Bradney. Tcynham, in Kent. To son Charles Taddy, my estates at Newgate and
[Pace I ] Croydon Common, co. Surrey, and freeholds in Laurence Lane, Cheap-
side. My son Rev'' John Taddy. My sister-in-law Kitty Russell.
Residue to three sons equally. My son Charles Taddy, exor. Witnesses :
J"'^ Drewett, M. Bennett, and .Sarah Smale.
Will dated 4 June 1822. Proved 9 August 1824 by exor.
P. C. C. [493 Erkskine.]
Signature of Sir John Hopkins, Knight, Lord Mayor of London, from
a document dated 22 October 1792, in the Gregory Collection.
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Artns granted by John Anstis, Garter, and Knox Ward, Clarenceux,
in 1734, to John HopJdns, of Lincoln^ s Inn, Barrister-at-Law.
Ermine on a Fess Gules a Lyon passant Guardant Argent, a Canton
of the Second charged w''' a Rose Or, and for his Crest an Ostrich's
Head Coup'd Ermine, holding in the Beak a Key Azure.
A Memorial Gold Ring with the following inscription in gold letters
is in the possession of Joseph Alfred Bradney of Tal-y-coed,
Monmouth.
S" JN" HOPKINS KN^ OB. 14" OCT: 1796: M: 8i.
JVill of Richard Coplestone, 1617. Colby.
■' ^ [Page 4.]
In the Name of God, Amen, the thirteenth daye of September in the
year of our Lord God One thousand sixe hundred and seaventeen, I
Richard Coplestone of Woodland in the Countie of Devon, Gent:
beinge of good and perfect! memorye thanl^es be unto God. Revokinge
all former Wills & Testaments by me heretofore made, doe make &
ordayne this my last Will & Testament in manner and form foUowinge.
To weet : Fyrst I comytt my Soule unto Almightie God and my Bodie
to Christian buryall. Item: I give towards the reparation of the
Churche of Lyttle Torrington thirteene shillings and foure pence, and
to the poore of the same parish Tweiitie shillings. Item: I devise to
Richard Coplestone my Sonne and Heire my tiold ringe wherein my
Armes are engraved, and a great Silver Cupj) gilt with his Cover.
Item: I give & devise to Elianor my Wife All that my Tenement
known by the name of Maynerdes Tenement To hold to her imedyatlie
from my death for the term of fortie yeares if she so long doe lyve.
And my Will is that after her death my Sonne Thomas and his heires
shall have & hold the one moytie of the sayd Tenement for ever. And
that the other moytie of the same Tenement shall also remayne & be to
my said Sonne Thomas and his assignes during all the rest of my terme
which shall be therein to come after the death of my said Wife. More-
over my Will is that my Sonne Richard Coplestone shall have my
Coreslett furnished and Muskett furnished, which Coreslett and
Muskett with their furnyture and also the Silver Cupp before given to
my Sonne Richard my Will is my Wife shall have the use of so longe
as she doth lyve. Item : I give unto my sayd Wife my best half dozen
of Silver Spoones and all her Jewelles & Ringes. Item : I devise to
eche of my two Daughters a half dozen of Silver Spoones And to my
Sonne Thomas one other dozen of Silver Spoones. To my Sonne
Dudley Coplestone my best Silver Salt with his Cover. To my Sonnes
Tristram and Henry eche of them a Silver Goblett And to my Sonne
Francis a Stone Cupp corded with Silver. All which Spoones Gobletts
and Cupp my Will is my Wife shall have the use of so longe as she
doth lyve And after her death to be delyvered perticulerlie as aforesayd.
Item: I give to everie of my household Servants that shall be with me
at the tyme of my death two shillinges sixe pence apece. Item: I give
unto my Godsonne Richard Harte a eawe Sheepe and to my God-
daughter Henry Blanchard's Daughter a eawe Sheepe and to all other
my Godchildren that shall be at my funeral! Twelve pence apece. All
the residue of my Goods and Chattels not before given & bequeathed
I give & bequeath to Elyanor my Wife whom I make and ordayne my
sole Executrix. And I doe appoynt and desire to be my Overseers
concerninge this my Will my Brother in lawe Richard Bellewe Esquire,
my Cosen William Phillipps, Gent: and John AUyn of Lyttle Torrington,
Gent : and doe give to eche of them for their paynes to be taken herein
an Angel) apece. In witness whereof I have thereunto subscribed my
name & sett my seale and published the same in the presence of those
whose names are under wrytten, Richard Coplestone. Test: John
Allen, Jonas Pylman, John Pylman, John Reynie, and Davyd Grilles.
Proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Barnstaple on the 29''^ day of
November 161 7.
Colby. IVill of Elizabeth Coplesfone, 1714-
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In the Name of God Amen. I Elizabeth Copplestone of Ottery St.
Mary in the County of Devon Widow hereby revoking all former and
other Will or Wills by me made doe make & ordaine this to be my last
Will & Testament. Imprimis: I commend my soule to God that gave
it hoping only for salvation through the merits of Christ Jesus my God
& Saviour and my body to be decently buried as near as possible to my
late deceased husband in the vault in Ottery Church. Item: I give to
my brother John Goodall of Hoy in the County of Cornwall Esqr., &
Robert Wolcombe of the City of Exon Esqr., fifty pounds of lawful!
money of Great Britaine to be paid within three calendar monthes after
my decease & by them & the survi' of them & the exeo''^ & adm'^'* of
such survivor to be layen out in the purchase of communion plate for
the use of the said parish Church of Ottery St. Mary for ever, on which
plate I desire my husband's & my name to be written. Item: I give to
my sister Evans twenty shillings to buy a ring & to her son William
Evans thirty pounds of like lawful! money to be paid him at the age of
twenty one years. Item : I give to my Nephew Richard Copplestone
one dymond ring which was formerly my Aunt Shearman's. Item : I
give to my Aunt Vaughan ten pounds of like lawful! money to buy her
mourning And to my Aunts liarris and Carew twenty shillings cash to
buy them a ring. Item: I give to my Niece Elizabeth Goodall my
gould watch. Item : I give to all my sister Evan's children (except the
said William Evans) twenty shillings a piece to buy each of them a ring.
Item: I give to William Bastow son of Gideon Bastow of Ottery afore-
said five pounds of like lawful! money. Item: I give to my Cosen
Elizabeth Hatton my best suite of apparrell that I shall have at my
decease. All the rest of my goods chattels testamentary and personal
estate whatsoever after my debts legacyes & funeral! expences are paid
& discharged I give devise & bequeath unto the s'^ John Goodall of
Hoy in the said County of Cornwall Esq'' my dear Brother whome I
malce whole & sole Executour of this my last Will & testament. In
witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seale this seaventh
day of June Ann: Dom: 17 14, Eliza: Copleston. Signed sealed
published & declared to be the last Will & Testament of the said
Elizabeth Copplestone in the presence of us {no u'itnesses).
Proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter the 25"" day of Septem-
ber 1 7 14, by the Oath of Jolin Goodall the Brother, the sole Executor.
IVill of Joseph Coplestone, i745-
In the Name of God, Amen. I Joseph Coplestone of Knightstone
within the parish of Ottery Saint Mary in the County of Devon Esq.
being of a sound and perfect mind and memory praised be Almighty
God for the same and considering the uncertainty of this life, but being
willing to settle all my worldly affairs Do make and ordain this my last
Will and Testament in manner and form following. First, I surrender
up my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it me hopeing
that through the merits and intercession of my Blessed Saviour Jesus
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CHURCH PLATE. OTTERY ST. MARY, DEVON.
ARMS: COPLESTONE. IMPALING QOODALL.
ARMS ON SIDE OF FLAGON.
Christ to obtain remission of all my sins And my body I commit to the Colby.
earth to be decently interred witliout any funeral pomp and at as small [I'agc 4.]
an expense as possible by my Executors hereinafter named. Whereas I
have made several Deeds of Settlement of my Manor of Shernwycke ats
Shernweeke and of my Barton demcnse lands and messuages called
Woodland Eastford and Parnacotts and other my lands situate lying
and being in the several parishes of Great 'I'orrington, Little Torrington,
Frithestocke and Langtree, in the said County of Devon, and in every
such Deed of Settlement reserved a power of revocation to myself for
making void every such Deed and all and every the Trusts and uses
therem respectively contained by any Deed Will or writing to be by me
subscribed and sealed in the presence of one two or more witnesses and
by any such new Deed Will or writings to be by me in Uke manner
subscribed and sealed to declare and limit any new uses concerning the
premises. And whereas pursuant to such power I have executed a
Deed of Revocation dated the fourteenth day of this instant December
for the making void the only Deed of Appointment or Grant of the said
premises then subsisting bearing date the twelfth day of December One
thousand seven hundred and twenty eight And all and every the Trusts
and uses therein contained and appointing the premises to the use of
myself my heirs and assigns for ever. Now I do hereby pursuant to all
and every the power of revocation reserved to me in every such Deed
revoke alter change and make void all and every Deed of Appointment
and grant by me at any time heretofore made of or concerning the said
premises and particularly the said Deed of Appointment and grant dated
the said twelfth day of December One thousand seven hundred and
twenty eight aforesaid And all and every the Trusts and uses therein
contained of for or concerning the said premises and every part thereof,
and do hereby limit & appoint the same and the use and uses thereof
to myself my heirs and assigns for ever And do hereby ratify and confirm
the Deed I have executed for that purpose bearing date the fourteenth
day of this instant December. And whereas the expenses of my family
and the making a proper provision for them was and is the occasion of
my revoking the s'* last mentioned Deed of Appointment and Grant and
appointing the uses concerning the said premises to myself and my own
right heirs to put it in my power to make such provision as afores''.
And in order thereunto I have taken up and borrowed on a Mortgage
of the said premises the sum of Nine hundred pounds from William Gill
of Honiton in the County of Devon, Gent. Now for the payment
thereof and for making a provision for my younger children in such
manner as is hereinafter mentioned I do hereby give and bequeath the
s* Manor Barton messuages and premises hereinbefore mentioned with
their and every of their hereditaments and appurtenances and all other
my lands of Inheritance either in possession or reversion unto my
friends Staplehill Heath of Ottery St. Mary afores** Esq., Gideon Marker
of the same, Sergemaker, and Samuel Ley of Dolton in the s'' County,
Clerk, their exors admors and assigns for and during the full term and
time of Three thousand years fully to be complete expired and ended
without impeachment of or for any manner of waste. In Trust never-
theless that they the said Staplehill Heath, Gideon Marker, and Samuel
Ley, and the survivors of them and the exors and adiiiors and assigns of
such survivor do and shall as soon as conveniently can or may be from
and after my decease sell and dispose of my said Manor Barton demesne
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Colby. lands and premises or any part or parcel thereof and out of the purchase
fPa^e 4 1 money arising by and out of the sale thereof pay off and discharge the
" ' said principal sum of Nine hundred pounds with all interest which shall
or may be then due for the same and from and after payment of the
said sum of Nine hundred pounds and its interest In Trust that my said
Trustees and the survivor of them and the exors adiiiors and assigns of
such survivor do and shall (subject to the said Annuity or yearly rent
charge of Fifty pounds payable to my said Wife) by and out of the rents
issues and profits of the said premises or by sale or Mortgage thereof or
of any part thereof for the residue of the said term of Three thousand
years or by cutting down and selling any timber trees which shall be
then growing on the said premises raise and levy the sum of Fourteen
hundred pounds to and for the portions of my younger children by my
present Wife, Sherman, Anthony, John, Henry and Edmond, to be paid
them respectively as hereafter mentioned (that is to say) One hundred
pounds part thereof unto my said son Sherman (I having already laid
out for him in his education and preferment a considerable sum of
money) to be paid unto him within one year after my death with interest
for the same after the rate and proportion of Four pounds & ten shillings
for One hundred pounds for a year. Two hundred pounds other part
thereof to be paid unto my said son Anthony within one year next after
my decease with interest for the same after the rate of Four pounds &
ten shillings for One hundred pounds for a year (I having also already
lain out for him some money in his education and preferment.) Three
hundred pounds other part thereof to be paid unto my said son John at
his attainment of the age of twenty one years with interest for the same
after the rate and proportion of Four pounds & ten shillings for One
hundred pounds for a year. The sum Four hundred pounds other part
thereof to be paid unto each of my two sons Henry & Edmond at their
attainment of their respective ages of one and twenty years with interest
for the same after the rate of Four pounds & ten shillings a year for One
hundred pounds and if any or either of my said children shall happen
to die before his or their legacy shall become payable then my Will is
that the legacy or legacys of him or them so dying shall not go unto the
survivor or survivors but sink into the reversion and inheritance of my
said Manor messuages lands and premises and from and after the
expiration or other sooner determination of the said term of Three
thousand years I give devise and bequeath my said Manor Barton and
demesne lands messuages tenements and preines unto my said son
Joseph Coplestone his heirs and assigns for ever (subject to the said
Annuity of Fifty pounds.) Provided that if my said son Joseph shall
pay the said Mortgage money and the legacys when they shall become
respectively payable as aforesaid That then the said term of Three
thousand years shall be assigned unto my said son Joseph his heirs
exors or adiiiors or to such person or persons as he or they shall direct
or appoint and being willing that my said lands may be eased as much
as possible in paying the said several legacys I give devise and bequeath
unto them the said Staplehill Heath, Gideon Marker and Samuel Ley,
and the survivor of them and the exors and adiiiors of such survivor
all my ready money securitys for money bonds bills mortgages debts
and all other my goods and personal estate whatsoever which I shall
have at the time of my death Upon Trust in the first place to pay
thereout my debts and funeral charges and the legacys I have hereinafter
S
given to my sons Richard Coplestone and Joseph Coplestone my Colby.
daughter Bridget Bidgood and my Trustees and then upon this further [Page 4.]
Trust that they my said Trustees do and shall apply the same for and
towards the payment of the several legacys or portions which I have
hereinbefore given unto my said children when and as they shall
respectively become due and payable with interest for the same as
aforesaid. Item: Whereas I stand estated interested in and entitled
unto either in my own right or in Trust for me or for my use of and in
divers leasehold estates or to reversions thereof determinable on Lives
which messuages lands and tenements are situate lying and being in
Ottery Saint Mary afores'' or elsewhere in the s'' County of Devon and
were heretofore the lands of Gideon Sherman deceased my late uncle
and the reversion and inheritance thereof after my death doth belong
unto my eldest son Richard Coplestone with other lands of the said
Gideon Sherman I give and bequeath unto my said Trustees and the
survivor of them and the exors admors & assigns of such survivor to sell
& dispose thereof for the best price or prices that can or may be had or
gotten for the same and to pay thereout any sum not exceeding the sum
of Eighty pounds for each of my said children Henry and Edmond (if
they shall not at my death be placed out to any profession trade or em-
ployment) to be applied for and towards placing them out to be instructed
in some profession trade or employment as my said Trustees or the major
part of them shall in their discretion think fit. But my Will is that such
sum or sums so to be applied and laid out shall be deducted out of his
or their portion or portions for whose use it shall be so applied. And
as to the residue thereof to be paid and applied towards the discharging
the said several portions hereinbefore given and the interest thereof.
Item : I give and bequeath unto my s*" Wife the chest of drawers in the
little parlour chamber at my house called Knightstone and the easy
chair in the same room. I give unto my Exors in Trust a mourning
ring of One guinea value each. Item: I give unto my sons Richard
Coplestone and Joseph Coplestone One guinea each and to my daughter
Bridget Bidgood One guinea. Item: It is my Will that my Trustees
shall have the sole and absolute direction guide and management of my
children which shall not be of age at the time of my death and my Will
is that my said Trustees shall and may deduct detain and keep to them-
selves out of any of my estate and effects all such costs losses charges
damages and expenses as they or either of them shall or may bear pay
sustain or be put unto in the execution of this my Will and and all or
any of the said Trusts herein contained. And my Will further is neither
of my said Trustees shall be answerable or accountable for the other of
them or for any more moneys than shall come to their hands respectively.
And 1 hereby nominate constitute and appoint the said Staplehill Heath,
Gideon Marker, and Sam' Ley, Exors in Trust of this my W'ill for the
purposes afores'' hereby revoking all former and other Wills by me made.
In witness whereof I have to this my last Will and Testament set my
hand and seal this seventeenth day of December in the year of our
Lord One thousand seven hundred and forty five, Jos: Coplestone (Seal).
Signed sealed published and declared by the said Joseph Coplestone the
Testator (being written on three sheets of paper) to be his last Will and
Testament in the presence of us who subscribed our names as Witnesses
there at his request and in his presence, Jn'= Anstice, Will"' Seaman,
Rob' Eveleigh.
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Colby. On the 25'*" day of February 1 745, Administration (with Will annexed)
[Page 4.1 ^^'as by the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter, granted to Joseph Coplestone
the son and a Legatee named in the Will having been fust sworn duly
to administer. Staplehill Heath, Gideon Marker, and Samuel Ley, the
Executors In Trust in the said Will named having first, in writing,
renounced the burthen and execution thereof.
Extracts from the Registers of Ottery St. Mary.
BAPTISMS in Book commencing 30 March 1679.
1 7 14. November.
716.
717-
719.
721.
72|-
750-
752-
752-
754-
June 6.
January 22.
July 8.
April 14.
March 6.
72y. March i.
74|. March 27.
748. Dec. 29.
Mary the Daughter of Joseph Coplestone Esq''
and Grace his wife the 24"".
Grace D. of Joseph & Grace Copleston.
Joseph S. of Joseph & Grace Copleston.
Anne D. of Joseph & Grace Copleston.
Elizabeth D. of Joseph & Grace Copleston.
Sherman Son of Joseph Coplestone Esq"" and of
Grace his wife.
John Son of Joseph & Grace Coplestone.
Sarah Dter of Mary Copleston.
Joseph, M'' Joseph & Mary Coplestone.
Richard Coplestone signed as Churchwarden in 1749-50.
Dec. 20.
Aug. 19.
Nov. 17.
March 8.
754. Nov. 15.
755-
756-
757-
757-
759-
759-
760.
762.
766. (
767.)
Nov. 7.
Jan. 23.
April 9.
July 27.
July 6.
Nov. I.
March 28.
July 7-
April 2.
Jan. 7.
Anne D. of M' Joseph Coplestone & Mary,
Mary Daughter of M"' Anthony & Mary Cople-
stone.
Sherman Son of M'' Joseph & Mary Coplestone.
James Son of M'' Anthony Coplestone & Mary
his wife deceas'd.
John Son of M"^ Joseph & Mary Coplestone,
born Oct. 21.
Grace, M'^ Henry & Mary Coplestone.
William, M'' Edmund & Elizabeth Coplestone,
born Oct. 22, 1755.
Joseph Son of M"' Henry & Mary Coplestone,
b. March 31.
Anne, M' Edmund Coplestone & Elizabeth his
wife, June 26.
Anne, M"' Henry & Mary Coplestone, born
April 7"'.
Betty, M' Edmond & Betty Coplestone, privately
baptized.
Betty, Edmond & Elizabeth Coplestone, born
9b" I, 1759.
John, Henry & Mary Coplestone.
Elizabeth, D. M'' Anthony & Betty Coplestone.
Elizabeth, D. Anthony & Betty Coplestone.
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1769- Feb. 23. Richard S. Henry & Mary Coplestonc, born
July 28 in 1766.
1769. Feb. 23. Elizabeth, D. Henry & Mary Coplestone.
1772. Dec. 28. Ann, D. of M'' Anthony & Betty Coplestone,
born July 24.
No further entries of Coplestone in this Book, which ends 6 May 1787.
Colby.
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MARRIAGES from July 1754.
Henry Coplestone & Mary Salter (by Licence) Aug' 16"" 1754, in
presence of Rich'' Marker, Jun', & George Salter.
Joseph Coplestone, Gent. & Joanna Passmore (Licence) Feb. 5 1759.
M'' John Sanders & Miss Ann Coplestone married by L. 27 Feb. 1760.
M' John Coplestone of Great Torrington & Miss Mary Hall of this
Parish married by L. lo"" Nov. 1766 (Witnesses Edm'' & Betty
Coplestone.
Book ends q*"" Jan. 1 783.
I74I.
Dec. 3''.
I74I.
Dec. 22".
1744.
April 13.
1745-
Feb. 17.
1747-
Oct. 21.
1748.
Dec. 2.
1754-
Feb. 28.
1755-
July 9-
1755-
July 27.
1756-
May 13.
1756.
Aug. 28.
I759-
March 15.
1762.
July 7-
An attempt
1770.
May 5.
1771.
March 25.
1776.
Oct. 6.
1779.
Nov. 13.
1780.
March 25.
1784.
Jan. I.
1792.
Sept. 16.
1793-
Sept. I.
1794.
May 14.
1794.
Dec. 14.
1800.
Sept. 7.
BURIALS /ww 1725.
Elizabeth Coplestone.
Gid: Copleston.
Anne daughter of Joseph Coplestone Esq^ & Grace
his wife.
Joseph Coplestone Esq"" of Knightstone.
Joseph infant son of M"^ Joseph Coplestone & Mary
his wife.
M'' Sherman Coplestone, Surgeon.
Mary wife of M"' Anthony Coplestone.
John son of Joseph Coplestone Esq' Inf\
Anne D. of Joseph Coplestone Esq^
Mary wife of Joseph Coplestone Esq"'.
Joseph son of Joseph Coplestone Esq''.
Joseph Coplestone Gent.
John son of Henry & Mary Coplestone.
seems to have been made to erase this entry.
M'* Grace Coplestone widow.
James Coplestone son of M' Anthony Coplestone.
M"^ Edmund Coplestone.
M''* Joanna Coplestone.
M''^ Elizabeth Coplestone, widow.
M'' Anthony Coplestone.
Ann D' of late M'' Anthony Coplestone.
Henry Coplestone.
Betty widow of M"^ Anthony Coplestone.
Richard son of Richard & Grace Coplestone.
Grace wife of Richard Coplestone.
Colby. iSoi. Feb. 1 8. Mary widow of Henry Coplestone.
[Page 4.1 1806. Jan. 12. Richard son of Richard & Grace Coplestone.
1807. Feb. 25. M" Elizabeth widow of Sherman Coplestone.
Entries in Book kept by Parish Clerk from fj-j^.
Rich"^ Coplestone Esq' died Monday the 17"" June, Buried at Colyton
Rawleigh Friday the 21*'.
M"' Richard Coplestone, one of the Governors, Died Sunday morning
11"' October 1789.
M"' Edward Coplestone, Sexton, Buried Thursday the 4''' day of Octo-
ber 1776.
M"^ Joanna Coplestone aged 71 died Sunday the 7*'' Nov' 1779, Buried
Saturday the is**".
M"^ Betty Coplestone Buried Saturday the 25"' March 1780.
M' Anthony Coplestone was Buried Thursday the i^' Janv 1784.
Henry Coplestone (aged 70) Sunday the i^' Sepf 1793.
Betty widow of M' Anthony Coplestone, Wednesday 14"' May 1794.
Richard S. of Richard & Grace Coplestone Sunday the 14*'' Dec' 1794,
a child.
Grace wife of Richard Copelstone Sunday 7"' Sept. 1 800.
Mary widow of Henry Coplestone Sunday 21"' Feb. 1802.
Richard S. of Richard & Grace Coplestone (brought from Sidmouth)
Sunday 12 Jan^ 1806.
Elizabeth Coplestone widow of Sherman Coplestone Feb. 25"" 1807.
Monumental Inscription at Little Torrington.
AN EPITAPH UPON R. C. ESQUIRE
WHO DEPARTED THE 23 OF OCTOBER 1617.
DISCENT AND BIRTH ARE TYTLES VAYNE
WHEN DETH WITH KILLING DART DOTH STRIKE
THE PRINCE THE PERE THE SILLYE SWAYNE
TO DETH ARE SUBJECTE ALL ALIKE
IN GRAVE INTOMBDE THE WORMES I FEED
TILL TROMPET SOVND THE DOME DECIED
WHEN LANDE AND SEA MOST NEDS RESTORE
THE DED WHTCH THEY RECEVED BEFORE
THEN I IN CHRIST DOE PRIMELY TRVSTE
IN HEVEN TO LIVE AMONG THE JVSTE.
Inscription on a stone now hidden.
Pedigree of Coplestone.
Alice, dnu. and heir of=Richard Coplestone, of Woodland, Little=f=Thomazine, dau. of John Floyer,
Henry Kelly, of Redcliffe,
CO. Devon, and relict of
Richard Weekes, of
Honeychurch, co. Devon.
Torrington, co. Devon (3rd son of John
Coplestone, of Coplestone and Warleigh, co.
Devon, who died 30 Aug. 1550, Will proved
31 Oct. 1550); died 25 Oct. 1586; Inq. p.m.
29 Eliz., No. 276.
of Floyer Hayes, co. Devon, by
Jane, dau. of John Carew, of An-
thony, CO. Cornwall; she remarried
Thomas Stowell, of Cothelston, co.
Somerset.
Colby.
[I'age 4-]
Richard Coplestone, aged 26 years and more at his=pEleanor, 5th dau. of Richard
father's death in 1586; Will dated 13 Sept. 1617, Bellew, of Ash Rogus, co. Devon;
proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Barnstaple 29 marr. at Braunton, co. Devon, 9
Nov. 1617; M.I. at Little Torrington. Feb. 1590-1; living 1617.
Richard Coplestone, of=
Woodland, Little Tor-
rington; died 1661-2.
'Gertrude, dau. of John, and sister of Gideon Sherman,
of Knightstone, Ottery St. ALiry, co. Devon, by RLary,
dau. of Sir Bernard Drake; marr. at Ottery St. Mary
16 June 1624.
Arms ofShirman , from
an old silver scat iti the
possession of the Rev.
F. T. Colby, D.D.,
F.S.A.
Joseph Cople-=
stone, of Wood-
land, LittleTor-
rington ; bur. at
Ottery St. ALary
25 Nov. 1691 ;
Adnion granted
to his widow
12 April 1692.
Mary, dau. of
Richard Duck,
of Mount Rad-
ford, Exeter;
bapt. at Broad-
hembury, co.
Devon, 5 Jan.
1640; bur. at
Ottery St. Mary
25 Nov. 1703.
Arms of Coplestone impaling Duck,
from a carving still remaining in an
upper room of that part of the old house
at Woodland which was left standing
when the Hall was pulled do7vn by the
late Lord Rolle. It is no-M the property
of the Hon. Mark Rolle: —
Coplestone, argent, a chevron en-
grailed gules between three leopards'
faces azure ; impaling Duck or, on a
fess wavy sable three lozenges of the
field.
Crest : A demi-griffin segreant, with-
out wings.
Richard Coplestone,=
bapt. at Little Tor-
rington 13 Jan. 1664;
living at Knightstone
1689; died s.p., and
"bur. in the South
Isle of the Quire of
Ottery St. Mary 15
Aug. 1 713."
=Elizabeth, sister of John
Goodali, of Hoy, Corn-
wall ; bur. at Ottery St.
Mary 7 Sept. 1 7 14. Will
dated 7 June 17 14,
proved in the Archdea-
conry Court of E.xeter
25 Sept. 1714.
Elizabeth =Joseph Coplestone, of Wood-=
Moore, of land and Knightstone; bapt.
Langtree, at Little Torrington 21 Aug.
CO. Devon. 1667; bur. at Ottery St. Mary
17 Feb. 1745; Will dated 17
Dec. 1745, proved in the
Archdeaconry Court of Exe-
ter 25 Feb. 1746.
=Grace, dau. of.\n-
thony Welsh, of
Cross, Little Tor-
rington ; bapt. 18
Dec. 1689; marr.
at Little Torring-
ton 8 April 1713;
bur. at Ottery St.
Mary 5 May 1770.
Mary, only surviving child of James=
Wills, of Ottery St. Mary, by Joanna,
dau. of Walter Pulman; marr. by
license at Ottery St. Mary 29 Nov.
1751 idled 22 Feb., bur. at Ottery St.
Mary 28 Feb. 1754.
^Anthony Coplestone, of=
Ottery St. Mary, 4th son ;
bapt. at Little Torrington
2May 1725; bur.at Ottery
St. Mary i Jan. 17S4.
=Betty, dau. of Christo-
pher Salter; bapt. at Ot-
tery StJVIary 2 Feb. 1 738,
marr. there 1 7 Mar. 1760,
bur.-there 14 May 1794-
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Thomas Colby, of Great=Mary, bapt. at Ottery St. Mary 19 Aug.
Torrington, born 15 Mar. 1752, marr. there 27 Jan. 1780; died 13
1750; bapt. at Great Tor- Oct. 1835; bur. at Great Torrington.
rington; died 16 Sept.
1824; bur. at Great Tor-
rington.
Md/ry
James Cople-
stone, bapt.
at Ottery St.
Mary 8 ^Lar.
1754, buried
there 25 Mar.
1770.
Elizabeth, bapt. at Ottery
St. Mary 2 April 1766.
Ann, bapt. at Ottery St.
Mary 28 Dec. 1772; bur.
16 Sept. 1792.
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Harvey. Entries from Family Bible, &c.
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William Harvey, of "Imlack" (Imlagh, or Imlick, near Dunmore),
present in Derry during the Siege, born about 167^, married 30
June 1708 (Deed of Marriage Contract or Settlement now (1870)
or lately at Molenan); died 16 May 1734.
Margaret Harvey died 14 May 1736.
Mary (wife to William) died 16 April 1751.
James Harvey died at Philadelphia (after 1722).
Thomas Harvey, drowned, or lost at sea, 13 Feb. 1753.
Alexander Harvey, a Surgeon, died at Imlick.
John Harvey of Imlack and Molenan, born 1710, married 1751, died
20 April 1776.
William Harvey, his son, born 12 Dec. 1753, died i^' March 1813.
John Harvey born 17 June 1755, died 1818.
Thomas Harvey born 4 March 1757, died 8"» Nov' 1819.
Agnes Harvey, sister to John Harvey of Molenan, died 20*'' Jan^ 1797.
Elizabeth, wife to John, died 22 Jan>' 1800.
Extracted from Entries in Family Bible of James Harvey, of
Dutimore, co. Donegal, living 1702, 7iow or lately in the
possession of the family of the late John Harvey, Esq., of
London; and from other genealogical ?iotes. Communicated
by Richard Cunningham Esq., late of Burt, co. Donegal,
and by Miss Isabella Harvey, of Londonderry.
Taughboyne, co. Donegal.
Monumental Inscriptions.
Here Lys the Body of James Harvey who ended this life Apr. 1 7,
1667.
Here Lyeth the Body of M"' William Harvey who ended this life
Feb. [?5] in the Year of God 1676.
Testamentary Burials at Taughboyne.
1702. July 27. Will of David Harvey' of Dunmore in the parish of
Killea.
1706. July 24. Will of John Harvey of Emlagh, or Imlagh, gent., in
the same parish.
1722. Jan. 7. Will of W"" M'^Clintock, of Dunmore, gentl".
1748. Oct. 27. Will of John Harvey of Dunmore, gentle".
1750. Feb. 9. Will of John M'^Clintock of Strabane, co. Tyrone,
Gentleman.
1772. May 23. Will of James Harvey of Londonderry, merchant.
"Body to be laid in the Burying place of the
family."
1790. Oct. 19. Will of Rev. David Harvey of Londonderry. "Body
to be decently Interred in the family Burying
Ground in ."
' 1704. Nov. 22. David Hervey buried. — Derry Cathedral Registers, commencmg
with the year 1642, contain entries of Harvey, Hervey, &c., 1654 to 1857, and pro-
bably later.
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Burials at Taughboyne of recent date. Harvey.
i860. John Harvey. [Page 6.]
1872. John Nicholson Harvey of Molenan.
1873. L. A. Harvey.
1874. W. S. Harvey.
Clonmany, co. Donegal.
Monumental Inscription (Cenotaph).
In Memory of John Harvey Esq. who died at Rugeley in Stafford-
shire 12 Feb. 1856, aged 63, eldest son of Thomas Harvey Esq. of this
County and of Portland Place, London.
Derry Cathedral.
Monumental Inscriptions.
An enclosed Burial place oti the sottth side of Derry Cathedral with
inscriptions to members of the families of Scott, Harvey, Nicholson, and
Lecky, from which the following have been selected, some being now almost,
if not quite, illegible.
William Scott of L'Derry, died y" 7 O. 1751, aged 72. Everina Scott,
wife of the above, d. 29 Aug. 1737, aged 45. James Scott,' his
son, died April 1737, aged [?i8 or 12] years; also five children who
died young. Frances Scott, daughter of the said William Scott, died
22 Feb. 1775. Margaret Scott, daughter of the said William, died
22 June 1775. Evenna Scott, daughter of the said William, died
II April 1789. Henry Scott died Aug. 1797, aged 68; Margaret
his wife died March 1806, aged 72; William Scott, M.D., their son,
died II April 1834, aged 68; Eleanor Scott his wife died Aug. 1800,
aged 28. Catherine Scott died 6 July 1839, aged 39, also Henry
Charles, her infant. William Thomas Scott died 27 Janv 1855,
aged 26. Thomas Woore Scott, Lieut. 19'^" Regiment, died 9 July
1855, aged 25. Dickson Coningham Scott died at Foyle Hill 13 Jan.
1867, aged 30. Rev. Henry Scott of Foyle Hill, grandson of the above
Henry Scott, died 16 Jan. 1868, aged 71. Eliza Ferguson Scott, dau.
of Major Scott, Royal Artillery, born i Feb. 1812, died 29 June 1828;
also her son, Henry Alexander, died 11 Jan. 1838. William Scott,
M.D., died 22 Jan. 1777; Everina and Eleanor Scott, his daughters,
and William Samuel and William who died young; also Eleanor his
wife, died March 10, 1809, aged 90; and Ann his daughter, who died
ig Sept. 1810. Thomas (Purdon) Scott of Foyle Hill, late Alderman
of L'Derry, died 28 Feb. 1832, aged 68; also his wife, Henrietta
Charlotte, died 25 Jan. 1837, aged 73. Thomas Hill Scott, son of
Richard and Sarah Scott of L'Derry, died 11 April [?i79o], aged 9.
■ James Scott, son of William, buried [?20 or 26] April 1737. — Derry Cathedral
Register. The Registers of Derry Cathedral (Parish Church of Templemore), give
no Scott burials between 1752 and 183 1.
IS
Harvey. Alexander Scott of Derry, Esq', Elizabeth his wife, and Richard Nichol-
-rp g 1 son Scott, their eldest son, the first of whom died 26 May 1797, aged
' 76, the second, 25''^ of the same month, aged 65, the last on 11 July
following, aged 38. Harvey Nicholson, Esq"', of Roe Park, co. Derry,
died II March 1865, aged 70; also his wife Isabella Maria, died 6 Dec.
1870, aged 67.
In the north aisle of Derry Cathedral is a mural tablet to M'' Harvey
Nicholson ; Arms, Nicholson impaling Harvey.
Parish Registers.
Baptisms of persons named in the Pedigree.
1674. March 18. John Dawnay, son of Thomas Dawnay Esq. and
Elizabeth. (John Dawnay entered at Gray's
Inn II Feb. 1690.)
Faith Dawnay, dau. of Thomas Dawnay Esq. and
Elizabeth.
Selby Abbey, Yorkshire.
Vyner Snell, son of John Snell Esq' and Elizabeth.
St. Alary Woolnoth, London.
Margaret Hall, dau. of Peter and Faith Hall.
Swillington, Yorkshire.
William Fenton, son of James and Rachel Fenton.
Hunslet, Yorkshire.
Rebecca Snell, dau. of Rev. Vyner and Margaret
Snell, born 1 1 Feb. and bapt. at Doddington.
Doddington, Isle of Ely.
Richard Lee, son of Thomas Lee Esq' and Mar-
garet.
Mill Hill Chapel, Leeds.
Maria Paris, dau. of John Paris Esq. and Rebecca.
Wanstead, Essex.
Margaret Jane Lee, dau. of Richard Lee Esq'' and
Jane.
Afill Hill Chapel, Leeds.
John Harvey, son of Thomas Harvey and Maria,
born 4 Aug.
British Embassy Chapel, St. Petersburg,
Harriet Mary Paris, dau. of Archibald and Mar-
garet Paris, born 24 March, and bapt. at Beech
Hill Park.
Enfield, Middlesex.
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1676.
Dec. 13.
1682.
May 7.
i7ot
Feb. 4.
1720.
Aug. 26.
1738.
Feb. 12.
1745-
Oct. 3.
1772.
Apr. 9.
1778.
1792.
Aug. 31.
1807.
May 18.
Marriages of persons named in the Pedigree. Harvey.
1698. Nov. 15. Peter Hall of Leventhorpe, and Faith Dawnay of
Selby.
Swillingion, Yorkshire.
1 7 18. Sept. 21. James Fenton and Rachel BuUough, widow, licence.
Bardsey, Yorkshire.
1 72 1. March 21. Bernhardt Pariis and Anna Elizabeth Brandes.
Fro7n the Wiborg Swedish Community s Historical
Book of Birt/is, Marriages and Deatfis, between
17 1 1 and 1793, original in Swedish.
1726. May 8. Rev. M'' Vyner Snell and Margaret Hall.
All Saints, North Street, York.
1742. Dec. 19. William Fenton of Rothwell, and Jane Mould of
Armyn.
1743. Apr. 14. Thomas Lee of Leeds, and Margaret Markham of
the same place.
York Minster.
1767. Feb. II. Richard Lee and Jane Fenton.
Rothwell, Yorkshire.
1768. Nov. 28. John Paris of Walthamstow, and Rebecca Snell.
St. George's, Bloomsbury, Middlesex.
1789. May 4. Thomas Harvey Esq. and Maria Paris.
Wafistead, Essex.
1798. July 21. Archibald Paris Esq, and Margaret Jane Lee.
Leeds Parish Church.
1 83 1. Nov. 1 6. John Harvey Esq' and Harriet Mary Paris.
Enfield, Middlesex.
Burials of persons named in the Pedigree.
1673. April 18. Thomas Vyner, D.D., Dean of Gloucester and Canon
of Windsor (died 1 1 April, £et. 44), buried in the
Lady Chapel, Gloucester Cathedral. M.L (His
widow, an elder daughter and coheir of Rev.
Henry Izod, Rector of Staunton, co. Gloucester,
by Alice his wife, daughter of Rev. Richard
Vernon, Rector of Hanbury, co. Worcester, was
living in Coleman Street, London, 19 June 1682.)
Gloucester Cathedral.
1683. Dec. 28. Thomas Dawnay Esq. buried in St. Michael le
Belfry, York. M.L Drake's Eboracum,^^. 341.
Also entered in Selby Abbey Register.
170^. Feb. 10. Peter Hall of Leventhorpe, gen.
Sii'illington, Yorkshire.
1722. Apr. 9. Elizabeth, wife of John Snell Esq. (dau. of Thomas
Vyner, D.D., Dean of Gloucester.) M.L
1724. Dec. 20. John Snell Esq^ M.L
Shenley, Hertfordshire.
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Harvey. 1730- Sept. Bernhardt Pariis, or Paris, in his 44*'' year.
[Page 6.] IViborg Swedish Community's Register.
1 75 1. March 22. The Rev. Vyner Snell, Rector of Doddington-cum-
March. M.I.
Hartford, near Huntingdon.
1754. Aug. 10. Jane, wife of William Fenton Esq^ M.I.
Hunslei, Yorkshire.
1 763. M'^ Pariis or Paris, aged 60, strangled by a murderer
in her own house.
Wiborg Swedish Community's Register.
1773. May 22. Thomas Lee Esq'', aged 56.
St. John's, Leeds.
1774. Oct. 19. William Fenton, Esq"", aged 55.
Hunslet and Rothwell Registers, Yorkshire.
1794. Dec. 4. Margaret, widow of the Rev. Vyner Snell (died in
G' Russell Street, Bloomsbury). M.I.
Hartford, near Huntingdon.
1798. May 17. John Paris Esq. The M.I. has disappeared.
1812. Aug. 31. " Rebecca, widow of John Paris Esq. The M.I.
has disappeared.
1819. Nov. 15. Thomas Harvey Esq. M.I.
Wanstead, Essex.
1831. Janyi Richard Lee Esq. aged 85. ) died at Beech
1831. Dec. 26. Jane, widow of Richard Lee Lsq. r „-,| „ ,
aged 85. ) •
Monken Hadley, near Barnet, Middlesex.
1841. May 18. Maria, widow of Thomas Harvey, Esq. of 16 Port-
land Place. M.I.
Partington, Hampshire.
1856. Feb. 18. John Harvey Esq"^, formerly of the Middle Temple.
(Cenotaph, Clonmany Church, co. Donegal.)
Rugeley, Staffordshire.
1857. June I. Archibald Paris Esq.
Extra-mural Cemetery, Brighton.
1865. July 27. Margaret Jane Paris, widow of Archibald Paris Esq.
M.I.
Christ Church, Trent, near Barnet, Middlesex.
1884. Apr. 17. Harriet Mary, widow of John Harvey Esq'', died at
Goldington Hall i2">.
Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire.
Wmistead, Essex.
Monumental Inscriptions.
Here lieth the remains of John Paris Esq. of this Parish who departed
this life May 10*'' 1798 in the 67"" year of his age. Also Charles son of
the above John and Rebecca, his wife, who departed this life March
le**" 1777, in the ^^^ year of his age. Also John son of the aforesaid
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who departed this life Sept. 3"^ 1782 in the 11*'' year of his age. Also Harvey.
Thomas son of the aforesaid who departed this hfe Dec. 30"' 1784 in [i>agc6.J
the 7"' year of his age. Also of Rei)ecca Paris, Relic of the late John
Paris Esq. who departed this life 22 Aug. 181 2, in the 75"* year of her
age.
The above inscription has disappeared.
Also Thomas Harvey Esq' of Portland Place, London, died 8"" Nov.
i8ig, aged 62 years. Also Archibald Ross Harvey, grandson of the
above John Paris Esq', who died 3 Nov. 1803 aged 7 years. Also
Elizabeth second daughter of Thomas Harvey Esq. who died 19 Oct.
1824, aged 29 years.
Also M"^ Elizabeth Du Boulay wife of Francis Du Boulay Esq. of
AValthamstow in this county fourth daughter of the above John and
Rebecca Paris ob. July 19''^ 1814. Also the above Francis Housse-
mayne Du Boulay Esq'' who died at Bath 28 Oct. 1828 in the 70"" year
of his age.
Additional Extracts from the Parish Register.
1775. Aug. 3. Elizabeth, dau. of John and Rebecca Paris, bapt.
1777. Mar. 9. Thomas, son of John and Rebecca Paris, bapt.
1778. Sept. 21. Sophia, dau. of John and Rebecca Paris, bapt. (Mar-
ried Richard Birch-Wolfe, of Wood Hall, Essex,
at one time Chairman of Quarter Sessions for
that County.)
181 1. June 20. John Du Boulay bapt. Born 18 June.
1814. July 27. M'^ Elizabeth Du Boulay, bur. aged 38 years.
1828. Nov 5. Francis Houssemayne Du Boulay, bur. aged 69 years.
Enfield, Middlesex.
Additional Extracts from the Parish Register.
1810. Nov. 9. Fanny, dau. of Archibald and Margaret Jane Paris,
bapt. (Wife of Major Richard Hawkesworth
Fawkes.)
181 2. July 15. Charles Snell, son of Archibald Paris and Margaret
Jane, bapt.
1817. July 21. Archibald, son of Archibald and Margaret Jane Paris,
bapt. at Beech Hill Park. Born 18 Jan. 18 17.
(Died 1861. Rector of Ludgvan, Cornwall.)
Hartford, near Huntingdon.
Monumental Inscription.
In Memory of Vyner Snell, B.D., Rector of Doddington-cum-March
in Cambridgeshire, son of John Snell Esq. of Shenley, Hertfordshire,
who died March 19''' 1751, aged 68 years; and of Margaret Snell his
wife and widow, daughter of Peter Hall Esq' of Swillington, Yorkshire,
who died Nov. 25, 1794, aged 88 years. Also of M'* Mary Hall,
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Harvey, spinster, another daughter of the said Peter Hall Esq'; and Mary Snell
[Page 6.1 ^" infant daughter who died Nov. 15, 1735, aged 4 months. Buried
together in the Churchyard near this place.
T7te Tablet bearing the above inscription has been removed from the
Cfiancel into the Tower.
Shenley, Hertfordshire.
The Monumental Inscriptions in this Church to tlie Snow and Snell
families will be found in Clutterbuck's "History of Hertfordshire."
Additional Extracts from Parish Register.
1677. July 5. John Tabor of S. Hemingfield and Deborah Golty of
Hutton, Essex, marr.
1702. Nov. 20. Sir Jeremiah Snow, Kt. and Bart., of St. Sepulchre's,
London, bur.
1739. Sept. 28. William Snell, 3'''' son of John and Elizabeth S. bur.
1741. July 10. Robert Snell 'Esq'', a Bencher ofthe Inner Temple, bur.
Swillington, Yorkshire.
Monumental Inscriptions.
North Aisle.
Within this Quire lieth interr'd the Body of Peter Hall a Brother of
this Family an Atturney before the late Lord president and Counsel in
the North, who gave Twenty Pounds to the Poor of this Parish, and
died the . . of Dec' 16 . . in the 75"" (or 76"') year of his Age.
Arms of Hall.
1661. Peter Hall of Leventhorp, Gent., and his successors, gave the sumof;^50,
interest thereof to be distributed to the poor at Lammas and Christmas,
which sum is now secured upon the school land.
In pious memory of Charles Hall of Leventhorpe, Gent., and Frances
Metcalfe, widdow of Ralph Metcalfe of Bridlington Esquire, this day one
grave possess y^ 9"" of May 1764 Charles Hall aged 80; Frances 85, —
both living to example whilst alive. Matthew, son of Charles Hall dyed
19 O'ber 1685 aged 59. Phillip, eldest son of Matthew Hall dyed y°
19 S'ber 1688 aged 37. Mary the widdow of Mathew Hall and daughter
' Robert Snell, Esq., eldest son of John Snell, by Elizabeth (Vyner) his wife, was
sole executor of the Will of his great uncle, Sir Jeremiah Snow, and of the Will of his
first cousin, Thomas Vyner, only son of the Dean of Gloucester. His own Will, dated
26 March 1741, with Codicils, was proved at London 2S July following by Thomas
(afterwards Sir Thomas) Snell, the brother. He married Mary, daughter of Sir
Walter Clarges, Bart., but died s.p. His widow died 12 November 1781, her Will
proved at London 15 December 17S1 ; in the Chancel of Chingford Old Church is a
small mural tablet to her memory, and there was formerly a hatchment for her husband.
Sir Thomas Snell, 4"' and youngest son of the said John and Elizabeth, was High
Sheriff of Gloucestershire 1744, and knighted the same year, he died 13 March 1754,
aged 64. By his Will, a very lengthy document, he desired to be buried in the Church
of Upton St. Leonard's, the parish in which his seat, Whitley Court, was situated.,
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of Ralph Metcalfe of Bridlington Esq' dyed y" 26 of S'ber 1691 aged 67. Hsurvey.
Matthew second son of Matthew Hall dyed y'' 9 of 7'ber 1697 buryed in [Va^c 6.]
S' Mary Ax London. Thomas son of Peter Hall dyed y' 25 of May
1702 aged 6 months.
Surmounted by the Arms: Argent, a fess between two greyhounds
courant sable collared or. Crest: On a chapeau gules turned up ermine,
a greyhound sejant of the second. Motto: Haste.
Additional Extracts from the Parish Register.
Mary Hall, dau. of Peter and Faith H. bapt. 15 April 1701.
Thomas Hall, son of Peter and Faith H. bapt. 13 March 1701. Died
25"" May, bur. 27''' May 1702.
Faith Hall, dau. of Peter and Faith H. bapt. 15 May 1703.
Testamentary Burials.
1529. Oct. 12. Will of Robert Hall of Leventhorpe, proved at York
15 April 1531, "to be buryed wHn ourc lady
quire in Swyllyngton Church in the northsyde."
1582. Dec. 22. Will of W™ Hall of "Lenthorpe," proved 16 Sept.
1584, "to be buried wher my frendes shall thinke
meet and convenient."
1673. Jan. 23. Will of Charles Hall of Leventhorpe, proved 29 Dec.
1674, "to be buryed in ordinary buriall amongst
my forefathers in my owne Quire in the pish
Church of Swillington, or elsewhere it shall
please Godde."
1685. Nov. 8. Will of Matthew Hail of "Leaventhorpe," proved 18
April 1687, "to be decently buried amongst my
forefathers in the P'ish Church of Swillington
in our Lady Quire in the North He there the
accustomed burying place of my family."
The Pedigree of Hall of Leventliorpe was entered in Dugdale's Visitation,
2yrd March 1665.
Adams and Dawitay Families.
Extracts from Parish Registers.
Elizabeth, dau. of Marmaduke Dawnay, bur.
Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire.
Thos. Dawnay and Cath. Legouch, marr.
St. Dionis Backclmrch, Middlesex.
Marmaduke Dawnay Esq. bur.
Snaith, Yorkshire.
Mi^ Anne Dawnay (widow of Marmaduke D.) bur.
Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire.
Susan, dau. of Thos. Dawnay and Catherine, bapt.
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Dawnay, bur.
St. Siuithin's, London.
1667. Feb 14. Sir William Adams, Knt. bur. Died 12 Feb. aged 42.
(Aged 38 at Dugdale's Visitation, 14 Sept. 1665.)
Brodsworth, Yorkshire,
1623.
Aug. 7.
1628.
Jan. 6.
1629.
April 19,
1639.
Jan. 22.
1649.
1658.
Ju'y IS-
Nov. 10
Harvey. 167 1. Sept. 9. Thomas Dawnay (the elder) bur. aged 70.
[P.Tge 6.] Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire,
1678. Aug. 27. Catherine, dau. of Thomas Dawnay Esq"' and Eliza-
beth, bapt.
1682. July [? 10.] Margaret, dau. of Thomas Dawnay Esq. and Eliza-
beth, bapt. ^if,y ^/,i,^y^ Yorkshire,
1698. May 20. Dame Mary Adams, bur. Died i6 May, aged 69.
Owston, Yorkshire.
1722. April y' 10. Thomas Adams Esq., Recorder of the Citty of York,
bur. Died 7 April, aged 66. (Aged 10 at Dug-
dale's Visitation, 14 Sept. 1665.) M.I. Drake 341.
1729. July 8. Catherine Dawny, spinster, bur.
St. Michael le Belfry, York.
\iy3. July 16. Margaret Adams, spinster, bur. Died 15 July, aged 76.
M.I. (Aged 7 at Dugdale's Visitation, 14 Sept.
1665) St. Michael le Belfry, York.
1732. June 10. Margaret Dawnay, spinster, bur.
St. Sampson's, York.
Reveley, Lee, and Markham Families.
Leonard Reveley (or Revely), of Great Woodhouse, near Leeds, died
4 April 1692, aged 63, bur. at St. John's, Leeds. Will proved at
York, 3 January 1696.
Sarah, his widow, died February 1705, aged 73, buried at St. John's,
Leeds.
Leonard Reveley, their eldest son, died intestate February 1705, aged
44, buried at St. John's, Leeds. Admon granted 2 August 1709 to
Mary his widow; they had two daughters, coheirs, Mary, wife of
Thomas Lee, of Leeds, Esq., and Sarah, wife of Mr. Burton.
Daniel Reveley, son of Leonard and Sarah, buried at St. John's, Leeds,
1692, aged 27.
Cornelius Reveley, son of Leonard and Sarah, buried at St. John's,
Leeds, died 20 May 1693, aged 25.
Timothy Reveley, son of Leonard and Sarah.
Thomas Lee of Leeds, Esq., J. P. (son of John Lee of Sheffield, born
1695, married Mary, dau. and coheiress of Leonard Revely, she
was born 1695, died 25 May 1750.
Anthony Markham, senior of Leeds, died 4 Nov. i7]4-
Anthony Markham of Leeds, son of Anthony, married in London 1 1
Sept. 1 7 1 2 Dorothy, dau. of Henry Gream of \blank in original\
near Halifax, by whom he had issue : Richard Markham, born 2 1
August 1 7 14; Henry Markham, died in 1737 or 1738; Anthony
Markham, and Thomas Markham; and four daughters, Hannah,
born 5 August 1716, died at her aunt Foster's, 24 July 1737;
Margaret, Jane, and Dorothy.
Dorothy Markham, widow of Anthony, married secondly, 21 March
1733, Richard Totty of Leeds, and had a son John Totty, died
22 Dec. 1737.
Mr. Richard Hutton of Pudsey, died at Mr. Markham's in Hunslet Lane,
near Leeds, 20 July 1729. Northowram Register, Yorkshire.
Hmislct, Yorkshire. Harvey.
Monumental Inscriptions. ^''
James Fenton died 25 March 1759, aged 67.
M" Jane Fenton died 2 August 1754, aged 31.
M" Rachel Fenton, widow, died 23 February 1773, aged 81.
Additional Extracts from Parish Register.
1692. March 8. James Fenton bapt.
1717. April 7. Lawrence Bullough, junr., of Woodhouse Hill, bur.
1759. Mar. 28. James Fenton, bur.
1773. Feb. 25. M" Rachel Fenton, bur.
Monumental Inscription on a Brass in Normanton Church.
EDOVARDO RESTWOULD DE LA-VACHE IN COMITATU BUCKINGAMIENSI ARMIGERO; AB HEROIBUS ILLUS-
TRISSIMI ORDINIS GARTERII, RICHARDO ET PHILIPPO DE LA-VACHE PR^EDICTA ORIUNDO; SUGRUM
VISENDI GRATIA IN HAS ORAS PROFECTO; VLTIMO CAL. JUNII 1547. AD SUPEROS EMIGRANTI, ET
RICHARDO BUNNY DE NEWTON ALIAS BUNNY-HAL IN PAROCHIA DE WAKEFIELD IN COMITATU
EBOR' post DE NEWLAND IN PAROCHIA DE NORMANTON IN EODEM COMITATU ARMIGERO;
MAIORIBUS (UT FERTUR) GALLIS, EX OPPIDO BUNNY IN SEPTENTRIONALI RIPA FLUMINIS LOIER
SUPRA ORLEANS SITO TEMPORE GULIELMI CONQU/ESTORIS AD BUNNY RISE COMITATU NOT-
TINGAMI^ DELATIS; MUNUS QUIBUSDAM (uSQ. SATIS HONORIFICIS) ILLUSTRISSIMIS PRINCIPIBUS
HENRICO, EDOVARDO, MARIA ET ELIZABETA lUBENTIBUS, DEFUNCTO ANO i?;TATIS PLUS MINUS.
SEPTUAGESIMO (XRIBUS FILIIS EDMUNDO, RICHARDO, ET FRANSCISCO SUPERSTITIBUS RELICTIS)
PRIDIE CAL. MAIAS, ANO DNI. 1584, SUPREMUM DIEM IN DNO. OBEUNTI : BRIGITTA CONJUX
TAM VIVIS QUALECUNQ. MORTALITATIS TESTIMONIUM QUAM EXTINCTIS PATRI PRIUS POST
MARITO DEBITU CERTE, LICET NON SATIS HONORIFICUM, SED PRO MODESTIA ET ILLORUM ET
SUA 4° CAL. JULII ANO DNI 1 586 MONUMENTUM POSUIT.
QUI QUIDEM EDOVARDUS EX AGNETE CHENEY DE DRAITON IN COMIT.^TU BUCKINGAMIE
PRiEDICTO, NOVEM SUSCEPTIS LIBERIS, TRIBUS FILIIS THOMA, JOHANNE ET ANTONIO (HjERE-
DITATEM CONSECUTO, ET SUPRA SORTEM PROFUSO) SINE PROLE EXTINCTIS, SEX FILIAS HjEREDES
ADHUC SUPERSTES IN MATRIMONIUM COLLOCAVIT : ELIZABETAM, JOANNI TITLOW DE LIN
IN COMITATU NORFOLCI^, BRIGITTAM, RICHARDO BUNNY PR^DICTO, MARGARETAM, THO-
M/E GRENEHALGH DE TEVERSHOULT IN COM. NOTT. BEATRICEM, THOM/E WATERTON DE
WALTON IN COM. EBOR' PR«DICT0, ARMIGERIS ; JANAM, FRANCISCO HASTINGS DE FENWIK
IN COM. EBOR' PR^DICTO, MILITI ; ET CATHARINAM JOHANNI FITZHERBERT DE PADLEY IN
COM. DERBIE, ARMIGERO, PR^EDICT^ AUTEM MARGARETA SECUNDO, ALEXANDRO BANISTER DE
EPWOORTH IN COM. LINCOLNIENSI ARMIGERO, TERTIO NICHOLAO BUNNY DE NEWTON PRE-
DICTA GENEROSO ET JANA SECUNDO ROBERTO LEE DE QUARENDEN IN COM. BUCKINGAMIENSI
ARMIGERO NUPSERE. 1 586.
Arms on two shields above the inscription. First shield; Quarterly, i and 4, Argent, a
chevron between three goats' heads erased sable, Bunny ; 2 and 3, Gules, a cross patonce or,
on a chief azure three round buckles of the second, Haselden. Second shield; Quarterly of
eight, I and 8, Per saltire gules and ermine, Restwold; 2, Argent, three bendlets sable,
Restwold ; 3, Gules, three lions rampant argent, crowned or, De la Vache ; 4, Sable, three
lions rampant argent ; 5, Gules, a fess between three saltires couped argent, De Boyville ;
6, Gules, four bendlets argent'; 7, Argent, three boars' heads couped in bend between two
cotises embattled sable.
The Brass is now covered by the wood flooring of the Church. The above inscription
has been copied from a rubbing.
' This coat is assigned to Murdac, whose heiress married De Boyville.
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Harvey. Will of David Harvey, 1 702.
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David Harvey of Dunmorc,' in the parish of Kileagh, county of
Donegal. To be buried in Taughboyne. Grand-children, Robert' and
Elizabeth Harvey, son and daughter of son David Harvey, deceased.
Son-in-law William M<^Clintock. To the poor of the parishes of
Kileagh and Taughboyne, 405. Brother James Harvey of Dunmore.
To the Rev. Mr. Neale Gray, three guineas. Son John Harvey, and
son-in-law Wm. M''Clintock, executors. Brother John Harvey of
Imlack. Residuary legatees, sons, John Harvey of Glendermont,
George Harvey of Bristol, and son-in-law Wm. M''Clintock of Dunmore,
to the use of their children as they see most fit. Witnesses: Robert
Stevenson, Alexander M"^Clintock, and James Harvey.
Will dated 27 July 1702.
Public Record Office 0/ Ire hut d.
Will of John Harvey, 1706.
John Harvey of Emlagh in the parish of Killeagh and county of
Donegal, gent. To be buried in Taghboyne. To nephew Mr. John
Harvey of Glendermont, ^1^150, to be paid out of a Staple Bond entered
into by Henry Coningham, late of Castle Coningham, Esquire; to
nephew George Harvey of Bristol, ^80; other small legacies to be
paid out of the same Staple Bond to Robert Harvey of Londonderry,
Elizabeth Harvey, Alexander Fullton of Carrow in the parish of
Donaghmore, William Lindsay of Carrowmore in Malin, and William
Fullton of the same place, Jean Harvey, widow of Samuel Harvey,' late
of Londonderry, and her children by said deceased husband, brother
James Harvey of Dunmore, John Allen of Molenan, in the Liberties of
Londonderry, brother Robert Harvey -t of Londonderry, Mathew Lynn
' On the stables at Dunmore are the intials "D. H. 1678."
° Maternal grandfather of Sir Robert Bateson-Harvey, Bart. , of Langley Park,
Bucks (died 1825), the owner of estates in co. Antrim, and in the Barony of Inishowen,
CO. Donegal; created a Baronet of Ireland 12 August 1789, now extinct. The said
Robert Harvey and John Harvey of Glendermont, were also ancestors of Sir Andrew
Ferguson, created a Baronet in i8oi, now also extinct.
3 One of the thirteen renowned apprentice boys of Derry siege.
* Ancestor of the Harveys of Malin Hall in the Barony of Inishowen.
John (son of Robert Harvey of Londonderry), whose portrait is at Malin Hall, and
whose sword, together with his father's family Bible, is still preserved there, was
Lieutenant in a regiment of Volunteers, and Chamberlain of the city, and store-keeper
with his father during the siege; he married four times,^ and is said to have had
" Marriage Licence, Vicar GencraPs Office: "June 4, 1691. John Harvey,
late of Londonderry, Ireland, but now of London, Merchant, Widower, about 28,
and Mrs. Anne Godsalve, of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, Spinster,
above 21, with consent of her mother Mrs. Anne Roswell alias Godsalve; at
St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, or St. Nicholas Cole Abby, London."
nineteen children, all, but one or two, by the fourth and last wife, Elizabeth, daughter
of Colonel Henry Hart, by Anne his wife, daughter of Sir Tristram Beresford, Bart. ;
the same (or another of the John Harveys named in the above wills) was Sheriff of
Londonderry in 1696; he died 1737, aged 81 (Family Bible at Malin Hall); his
eldest surviving son by the said Elizabeth, his fourth wife, George Harvey, built Malin
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of Tuberglane. Appoints that if said nephew Mr. John Harvey of Harvey.
Glendermont, shall within the space of one year after testator's death [V.i^k O.J
pay off the above several legacies with interest at ^j los. per cent.,
that then the said staple Bond and Securities on the four Quarterlands
of Killdrum, Derastrews, Altogho-derry, and Gortonlean, shall go to
said nephew Mr. John Harvey. Other legacies (payable out of Bonds of
Colonel Daniel McNeall and Dr. Andrew Hamilton) to William
M'^Clintock' of Dunmore, and his children begotten by him and his wife
Elizabeth Harvey, David Harvey of Brady in the parish of Taghboyne,
Mary Moore, alias Harvey, near Fort Stewart, brother James Harvey of
Dunmore, the Poor of the parish of Taghboyne and Killeagh (^5), Mr.
Thomas Harvey of Dunmore, William Harvey, eldest son of Mr. John
Harvey of Glendermont, John Harvey, eldest son of John Harvey of
Londonderry, Samuel Harvey, son of Samuel Harvey, late of London-
derry. To nephew William Harvey of Dunmore, but then of Imlagh,
a mortgage upon Imlagh (with Mr. Patrick Cox), a Lease of the said
lands and other property; other legacies to nephew Mr. Thomas
Harvey of Dunmore, John Harvey of Dunmore, James Belfour of
Killdrum, John M'^Naught in the Liberties of Londonderry. To
testator's land-lady, Mrs. Anne Hamilton of Mountgavelin, "as a
token of respect to the family of Castle Coningham" a Bond and debts
due to testator from Paul Benson Esq% Madam M'^Neall, and Colonel
Daniel M'^Neall. Bequests of two broad pieces of gold each to brother
Robert Harvey, Mr. John Harvey, brother James Harvey, John
Harvey of Londonderry, William M'^Clintock, William Harvey of
Imlagh. Nephew William Harvey of Imlagh, and William M'^Clintock
of Dunmore, joint executors. Nephew Mr. John Harvey of Glender-
mont, and nephew John Harvey of Londonderry, overseers of will.
Nephew William Harvey of Imlagh, residuary legatee. Witnesses:
Alexander M'^Clintock, John Ewing, and W'illiam Evving.
Will dated 24 July 1706.
riihlic Record Office of Ireland.
Will of George Harvey, 1710.
George Harvey, of the City of Bristol, merchant. George Mason and
Christopher Shuter, both of Bristol, and kinsman Robert Harvey of
Londonderry, joint executors. Elizabeth, sister of the said Robert
Harvey. Children of brother John Harvey. Sister Eliza (Elizabeth),
now the wife of "William Macklintock of Ireland, gent." Witnesses:
Mary Godfry, Richard Noblett, and Rob' Yeaman.
Will dated 17 April 17 10, proved at London by George Mason and
Robert Harvey 7 June 1710.
Hall, and served as Sheriff of co. Doneg-il, 1754; he died 7 March 1773; his will,
dated 5 December 1770, proved March 1773, is in the Public Record Office of Ireland.
The present George Miller Harvey, of Malin Hall, the lineal descendant and repre-
sentative of the last named, has (1893) ^'*>° '" li'^ possession the original Confirmation
of Arms to George Harvey of Maldun, Essex, youngest of four sons of Roger Harvey,
bearing date 3"' December 1603.
' Ancestor of the present Robert M'Clintock, of Dunmore.
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Harvey. Will of Tames Harvey, 1 7 1 2.
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James Harvey. Diocese of Raphoe. Wife Elizabeth. Nuncupative
Will, dated 2 7 August 1 7 1 2, proved at Raphoe 1 1 December 1 7 1 2.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of Elizabeth Harvey, 172I.
Elizabeth Harvey, alias Caldwell. Will dated i February i72|.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of William M'Clintock, 1724.
William ^PClintock of Dunmore in the county of Donegal, Gentl".
To be interred at Taughboyne. To son, John M'^Clintock, leases of
the lands of Drumcorbet and Dunmore, plate &c. To daughter,
Margaret M^Clintock,' ;^ioo, and a further sum of ^^300 to be paid on
her marriage. Other legacies to grand-children, John Harvey, James
Harvey, Elizabeth, Margaret, Jane, and Nancy Harvey, all children of
William Harvey by Mary his wife. Testator's daughter. Grand-children,
Elizabeth Alexander, John Alexander, William Alexander, children of
Nathaniel Alexander.^ Grand-daughters Elizabeth and Margaret
Harvey, daughters of John Harvey. Cousin Robert M'^Clintock of
Castrues. Rev. Mr. Wm. Gray. To the Rev. Dr. Andrew Hamilton
one Gold Cob. Brother-in-law Rev. Mr. John Harvey; sister-in-law
Jane M'^Clintock, widow; daughter-in-law Margaret M'^Clintock. To the
poor of Taughboyne and Killea, ^^5. Money secured to Testator by
mortgage on part of the estates of John Hamilton of Dunemanagh, Esq.,
and the Rev. Dr. Andrew Hamilton. Son John M'^Clintock residuary
legatee and sole executor. Rev. Dr. Andrew Hamilton and brother-in-
law Mr. John Harvey, overseers thereof. Witnesses : Jane M'Klintok,
Alex'. M'=Clintock, and John M'^Clintock.
Will dated 7 January 1722, proved in the Prerogative Court 17
February 1724.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of John Harvey, 1750-
John Harvey of Dunmore, gentle"". Will dated 27 October 1748,
proved 2 August 1750.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of John M'C Unlock, 1752-
John M'Clintock of Strabane, co. Tyrone, Gentleman. The R' Hon.
the Earl of Abercorn and the R' Hon'''"= Wm. Conolly, Esq., overseers.
Will dated 9 February 1750, proved 21 February 1752.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
' Married — MacCaiisland.
" James Alexander, created Earl of Caledon, youngest son of the said Nathaniel
Alexander by Elizabeth (M'Clintock) his wife, was born several years later, viz., in or
about the year 1730; he died 23 March 1802, aged 72.
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l^yHl of /antes Harvey, 1772. Harvey.
[Page 6.]
James Harvey of Londonderry. Will dated 23 May 1772, proved
21 July 1772.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of Rose Harvey, 1777.
Rose Harvey of Londonderry, widow of James Harvey. Will dated
5 February 1777, proved 11 November 1777.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of Rev. David Harvey, 1795.
Rev. David Harvey of Londonderry. Will dated 19 October 1790,
proved 16 March 1795.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of William Scott, 1778.
William Scott ' of the City of Londonderry, Dr. in Physick. To wife
Eleanor Scott, over and above what she may be entitled to by Marriage
Settlement, the dwelling house in Bishop's Street in which Testator then
lived with the acres &c. during her life (then to daughter Everina), and
lands in Ballinagowan, held under the Irish Society, during her life
(then to daughter Margaret). To daughter, Everina Scott, the dwelling
house in which Ephraim Campbell then lived, out of Bishop's Gate
in the suburbs of the city of L'Derry. To daughter Margaret Scott, the
dwelling house adjoining the last-named, then occupied by Wm. Mitchell,
also the houses of Allen, and Bryans the tobacco spinner, both situated
in the road leading to Long Tower. To daughter Ann Scott, the
dwelling house which Miss Scotts (sic) then lived in, adjoining Campells
aforesaid; also the house occupied by Gill the painter, and another
house adjoining now let to Sam. Hart, carpenter. In default of legal issue
of daughters Everina and Margaret, said dwelling house in Bishop's Street
and lands in Ballinagowan to go to son Thomas Purdon Scott. To
daughter Ann, at the decease of wife, all testator's lands &c. in and
about Strabane in the county of Tyrone, but if she died unmarried,
then to said Thomas Purdon Scott. To daughter Frances Coningham,
and son-in law Dixon Coningham, ten guineas each to buy rings. To
three sisters, Frances, Margaret, and Everina Scott, ^5 each. To
son Thomas Purdon Scott, after wife's decease, lands and real estate in
' Testator, who was one of thirteen or more children by the same mother, had two
sisters named Elizabeth, one buried at Derry Cathedral 10 July 1727, the other married
in 1751 to John Harvey of Imlagh and Molenan, died 22 January 1800. It appears
moreover that he had a brother (or more probably half-brother), also named William.
Testator was, presumably, eldest son of William Scott of Londonderry, by Everina (or
Averina) his wife; the William Scott who made his will 20 October 1789 (which
follows), may have been a son by another marriage of the said testator's father, and
so half-brother to this Dr. William Scott, and the two Elizabeths. Sec note i on
following page.
Harvey, co. Donegal, said son and wife residuary legatees and executors.
[^a"co.J Witnesses: John Boyd, Geo. Stewart, and Archd. Boyd.
Will dated 25 July 1771, with codicil dated 24 February 1775, in-
creasing legacies to daughters Margaret and Ann tjcott; proved by
Eleanor Scott, the widow, 8 December 1778.
Will of William Scott, 1793.
William Scott' of the City of Londonderry. To nephews William
Harvey of Mollennon, ;^225o; Thomas Harvey of St. Petersburg,
^£2250; John Harvey of Londonderry, ^550. Niece Mary Cochran,
Frances Cochran her eldest daughter; Jean, Elizabeth, David, Thomas,
Anderson, James, Alexander, Wm., and Robert Cochran, other children
of niece Mary Cochran; to John Cochran, fourth son of said niece Mary
Cochran, ^1^190 at age of 21, or for his going out to the East Indies.
James Rankin, Hugh, and Wm. Rankin, sons of niece Anne Rankin;
Wm.,sonof the above-mentioned James Rankin. Niece Margrett Davison.
Two sons of lately deceased niece Margery Davison, otherwise Starrit.
Henry and Alexander Scott of Londonderry, and Thomas Purdon Scott
of the said city, Barrister-at-Law. To the widow M'^Intire, ^^5 a year.
To Mark Hamilton and Elizabeth MTowell, in testimony of their long
and faithful services, ^1^15 apiece over and above wages. To nephew
William Harvey, his heirs and assigns for ever, all Right, Title, &c. in
the Lands of Drumbee, situated in the Parish of Teboyne (Taughboyne)
and county of Donegal, he paying the present profit rent issuing there-
out to his Mother Elizabeth Harvey during her life. To nephew John
Harvey, his heirs &c. all Right, Title, &c. in Lands at Rathmelton,
together with the Fish House, Houses, Gardens, Orchards, &c. there-
unto belonging, and also all the Farm or Lands of Rossreagh &c.
situated in the Parish of Aughnish, in the Barony of Killmacrenon and
county of Donegal; he the said John Harvey paying the profit rent to
his Mother Elizabeth Harvey, during her life. To same nephew John
Harvey, testator's then dwelling house, with the Acres and Perches
thereunto belonging, to be held by the said John Harvey, his heirs and
assigns for ever. To said two nephews, Wm. and John Harvey, all Plate
and furniture. Said nephew John Harvey, residuary legatee; and
nephews Wm. and John Harvey, executors. Witnesses: Thom^ Gregg,
Clotworthy M<^Keig, and John Ramsay.
Will dated 20 October 1789. Proved 24 May 1793.
Will of Alexander Scott, 1797.
Alexander Scott of the City of Londonderry. Daughter Everina
Nicholson. Son John Beath"^ Scott,' and elder son Richard Nicholson
Scott. Executors: Wife Elizabeth, son Richard Nicholson Scott, and
■ Brother, or half-brother, of Wm. Scott, M.D., the elder (see preceding will), and
of Alexander Scott (will dated 28 June 1794). Dr. William Scott, the younger, one
of the executors named in the will of John Harvey of Londonderr)', 3 March 1817,
was son of Henry Scott, born 1729, died August 1797, aged 68, which Henry was
younger brother of Dr. William Scott, the elder. Wm. Scott, M.D. , the younger (son
of Henry), died 1 1 April 1834, aged 68.
' John Beather Scott, B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law.
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son-in-law John Harvey. Witnesses: Fred'' Bond and Wm. M<^Clelland. Harvey.
Will dated 28 June 1794. Probate to son Richard Nicholson Scott, [Pajje6.]
25 May 1797, but he dying 3 July following, Ad" de bonis non granted
I August 1797 to John (Heather) Scott, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, brother
of the said Richard Nicholson Scott.
Admon of IVilliajn Harvey, 1813.
William Harvey, late of Mollenan in the county of Derry, Esq., a
Bachelor. Admon granted to John Harvey, the natural and lawful
brother, 14 May 1813. Inventory 22 June 1813.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of John Harvey, 1 8 1 7 .
John Harvey' of the City of Londonderry. Wife Isabella Harvey,
otherwise Scott. The late Henry Scott, deceased, and Thomas Purdon
Scott, Esq., Trustees of Marriage Settlement. Daughters, Ann= and
Isabella Maria Harvey. 3 Sons, John, Thomas, Richard, Wm. Scott,
and Archibald Harvey. Fields in the Quarterland of Ballynagowan
held under the Irish Society; field in the same Quarterland held under
Mr. David Watt; house in Bishop Street in the occupation of Daniel
Doherty, with the acres &c. held under the Irish Society; farm of
Rossreagh and property in and about town of Rathmelton in the county
of Donegal; farm in Drumbuoy in the county of Donegal, held under
Wm. Law, Esq., and a messuage and land in Mollenan, held under the
Irish Society, which said property came to Testator by the death of his
brother Wm. Harvey of Mollenan. John Nicholson and Wm. Scott,
Esq''^ executors. To Mary M'^Colgan who lived with testator's late
mother, ten guineas per annum. To servant Elizabeth Fitz Patrick,
^40. To particular friends, John Nicholson, Esq., and Dr. Wm. Scott,
j^5o each. Said John Nicholson and Dr. Wm. Scott, joint executors.
Witnesses : Wm. Doherty of Butcher Street, Derry, John M'^Menemy of
L'Derry, and James Gregg.
Will dated 3 March 181 7.
Public Record Office of Ireland.
Will of Thomas Harvey, 1819.
Thomas Harvey* of Portland Place in the Parish of St. Marylebone.
To wife Maria the dwelling house No. i6 Portland Place &c., plate,
coach and coach horses; ;^Soo to be distributed among the old and
deserving servants of the family. Daughters (named), Rebecca Maria,
■ Testator served in the Londonderry Yeoman Cavalry 1 796 ; his third son, Richard
Harvey, was Sheriff of Londonderry 1817.
° Married Hugh Cunningham, M.D.
3 Married Harvey Nicholson, of Roe Park, co. Londonderry, D.L., J. P., High
Sheriff 1856.
« Thomas Harvey, gave £\,vxi voluntary contribution for the Defence of the
Countrj', 13 April 1798.
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Harvey. Elizabeth and Maria. To each of the children of late brother John, by
[Page 6.] li's wife Isabella Scott, ;^Soo; and a like sum to Alexander M'Causland,
being the relation of late best and most respected friend Archibald Ross,
and placed by him under testator's care. To son John, his heirs and
assigns for ever, lands in the Barony of Inishowen &c. Younger sons
Thomas and William Francis. Dwelling house and lands called Bel-
mont, purchased of Mr. Kingston, situated in the parishes of Enfield
and East Barnet, with the furniture &c. to be sold within 12 months
after testator's death. Executors: brothers-in-law Archibald Paris and
F. H. DuBoulay, friend Thomas Furley Foster of Gt. St. Helens,
nephew John Harvey, and said Wife Maria. Witnesses: John Booth,
Duke Street, Portland Place, Bookseller, Thomas Peacock and George
East, clerks to John Booth.
Minutes taken by A. Paris by word of mouth at Belmont 6 October
1819: Servant Rd. Dawes to have ;^2oo on account of his good services.
Nephew John Harvey to invest money (except balance to be paid
Forster's) in ;^4 per cent. Stock through Broker Menec.
In the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. In the goods of Thomas
Harvey, Esq., deceased, 23 November 1819. Appeared personally
Archibald Paris of Beech Hill in the county of Middlesex, Esquire, and
made oath as to the above Codicil, and that by mistake he the said
Archibald Paris wrote "October" instead of "November."
Will dated 25 February 1819, proved at London with a Codicil,
24 December 1819, by the oaths of Archibald Paris, Francis Housse-
mayne DuBoulay, Thomas Furley Foster, and John Harvey, nephew,
four of the executors. Power reserved to Maria Harvey, widow, the
other^executor ; John Harvey and Thomas Harvey, two of the sons of
deceased, and as such two of the Residuary Legatees, having first con-
sented, and William (Francis) Harvey, the other son and Residuary
Legatee being then in his minority.
IVill of Maria Harvey, 1841.
Maria Harvey, widow, formerly of Portland Place, London, then
living at Purbrook in the parish of Farlington, Hants. Three sons,
John, Thomas and William Francis. Unmarried daughters Maria and
Anne. Daughter Rebecca Maria, wife of R. A. Douglas-Gresley, Esq.
Brother Archibald Paris. Nephew Thomas Paris, Esq. Nephew-in-
law John Harvey, Esq. Witnesses: Francis Wm. Austen, Rear Adm'
R.N., of Portsdown Lodge, co. Hants, and Wm. Newland, servant to
Sir F. W. Austen. Will dated 30 January 1838, proved at London
4 June 1841, by Maria and Anne Harvey, spinsters, the daughters and
executrixes named.
Will of John Harvey, 1856.
John Harvey, formerly of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
Trustees and executors, wife, son and daughter, if of age, brothers if in
England, and R. Gresley; and in Ireland H. Nicholson. Witnesses:
R. M. Douglas-Gresley and R. A. Douglas-Gresley.
Appeared personally Robert Archibald Douglas-Gresley of Bishop Harvey.
Auckland, co. Durham, Esq., and made oath and so forth. [P^^c 6.]
Will dated 26 June 1855, proved at London 23 April 1856, by
Thomas Harvey the brother, one of the executors (save in Ireland).
Power reserved to Harriet Mary Harvey, widow, the Relict, Mary
Frances Harvey, spinster, the eldest daughter, \Vm. Frances Harvey,
the only other brother of said deceased, and Robert Archibald Douglas-
Gresley (in the Will written R. Gresley) Esquire, the other executors
(save in Ireland).
IVt// of Harriet Mary Harvey, 1884.
Harriet Mary Harvey of Goldington Hall, widow. Son William
Marsh Harvey sole executor. Witnesses: Charles Longuet Higgins,
Turvey Abbey, Bedfordshire, J. P., and Helen E. Higgins, wife of the
above.
Will dated i8 November 1879, proved at London 9 May 1884.
Will of Thomas Viner, D.D., 1673.
Thomas Viner,' D.D„ Dean of the Cathedral Church of Gloucester.
Life interest in Real Estate to Wife Elizabeth Viner,^ with power to sell
ground called Francklins, also all plate, jewels &c. Son Thomas 3 to
have land and tithes at Issington in Northleach, co. Gloucester, after
said wife's death. Brother Sir Robert Viner, overseer. Daughters
(named) Honour^ and Cicill. Wife sole executrix. Witnesses: John
Guise, Luke Garnon and John Campion.
Will dated 9 April 1673, proved at London 23 May 1673.
Will of Sir Robert P^yner, 1688.
Sir Robert Vyner of London, Knight and Baronet. To be buried in
his vault in the church of St. Mary Woolnoth. Property in the City of
London, Manors of Swakeleys and Colum, Middlesex, and Manors of
Keggworth and Frollsworth in the county of Leicester &c., to be sold
for the benefit of creditors; and to make up their full debt whatsoever
' Dr. Vyner also held the rectory of Bradwell juxta Mare till his death. His M.I.
in Gloucester CathedraL Arms : Vyner impaling Izod.
' Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of the Rev. Henry Izod, Rector of Staunton, co.
Gloucester, of which parish the said Thomas Vyner was also at one time rector. Dr.
Vyner's children by the said Elizabeth, were an only son Thomas Vyner, " the younger,"
see his will bearing date 4 February 1706, and four daughters, Elizabeth, the eldest
(M.I. at Shenley), married John Snell, of Salisbury Hall, alias Shenley Hall, Herts,
see his will hereafter ; Honor, born at Staunton aforesaid, 28 September, bapt. there
16 October 1653, died unmarried 20"', buried at St. Mary Woolnoth 22 April 1664;
Honor, bom 1665, named in her father's will, married Thomas Leigh of St. Antholin's,
{brother of Sir Francis Leigh of Bexley, Kent, knighted i December 1671.)
3 Ancestor of the present Robert Charles De Grey Vyner, the Marchioness of Ripon,
the late Marchioness of Northampton, and three other brothers who died unmarried.
■♦ Married Thomas Leigh, merchant (see note 2).
1683. Apr. 18. Honor, dau. of Thos. & Honor Lee, bapt. Bur. 5 May.
1684. June 5. Elizabeth, dau. of Thos. & Honnor Lee, bapt.
Kegi iters of St. AntMin, London,
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Harvey, more was due to them to be assigned by executors to them on his
[Page 6.] Majesty's Patent for perpetual interest at ^6 per cent, charged upon
the hereditary part of the excise granted to testator and his assigns.
The overplus of the estate to be thus divided to the executors hereinafter
named, one fourth part; to two nephews, Thomas and Robert Vyner,
sons of brother Samuel Vyner, ;^ioo apiece; the remainder of the
three-fourth parts to be divided, by equal shares, unto four nieces, Mrs.
Millington, and her sister Frances Vyner, Mrs. Elizabeth Snelj, and
Mrs. Honnor Leigh, and to nephews (by marriage) Mr. Thomas Leigh
and Mr. John Snell. Legacies to Christ's Hospital, St. Bartholomew's,
St. Thomas's and Bethlehem Hospitals. Executors: Kinsman Francis
Millington of London, Esq., and Thomas Vyner, Esq., son of Dr.
Thomas Vyner, late Dean of Gloucester, deceased. Witnesses: Thomas
Leeke, Martha Leeke and Thomas Muddiman.
Will dated 29 August 1688, proved at London 4 October 1688, by
Thomas Vyner the nephew. Francis Millington renounces 2 November
1688.
Will of Thomas Vyner, the younger, 171 1.
Thomas Vyner, the younger, only son of Dr. Thomas Vyner, late
Dean of Gloucester. Nephew Robert Snell of the Inner Temple, Esq.,
sole executor. Testator died at Rome in 1707. Will dated 4 February
1706, proved at London 16 July 1708; a codicil dated "Frankford, 14""
day of September 17 . ." admitted to Probate 20 December 17 11.
Will of George Snell, 1663.
George Snell, Citizen and Goldsmith of London. Reciting that
whereas before inter-marriage with Susan,' his then wife, by Indenture
Tripartite dated 9 January 1638, and colateral Indentures since made
and executed by him to Francis Snow, Daniel Stallworthy, Jeremy
Snow, or some of them, did alien and set over the lease of his then
dwelling-house and of another tenement on the back or north side
thereof in the parish of Allhallows, Lombard Street, upon trust for said
wife during her life. Children named, William, Robert, John, Elizabeth.
Sister Thomazin Home. Cousin Thomas Rowe. To the Goldsmith's
Company, ten pounds for a piece of Plate. To the Poor of St. Bartho-
lomew's Hospital ten pounds. To the Poor of the parish of St. All-
hallowes (sic) of Lombard Street, fifty shillings. To the Poor of
"Lowton alias Lucton," Essex, fifty shillings. To the Poor of St.
Sepulchre, five pounds. Friend Mr. Mathew Turner. Son-in-law Mr.
' Susan, or Susannah, testator's second wife (sister of Sir Jeremiah Snow, Bart,
the Jeremy Snow named in the will, of Shenley Hall, otherwise Salisbury Hall,
Herts), married after 9 January 1638. Testator's first wife was Mary Viner, otherwise
Vyner, to whom he was married at St. Mary Woolnoth 25 August 1631, and by whom
he had a son William Snell, who made his will 20 August 1705, which see. She was
buried in Allhallow's Church, Lombard Street, where her husband was buried 23
January 1663. Will of her son William Snell, dated 20 August, proved 5 December
'1705.
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John Heyward. Grandchildren (but no names given). Customary Harrey.
Copyhold lands in "Lxjwghton alias Lucton," Essex, to eldest son [Page 6.]
George Snell (by Susan his said wife), whom he also appoints sole
executor and residuary legatee. Overseers, son-in-law Mr. John Heyward,
and brother (in-law) Mr. (afterwards Sir) Jeremy Snow. Witnesses:
Peter Whiting and Henry West.
Will dated 25 December 1661, proved at London i February 1663.
On the seal used by George Snell are the Arms, "a cross flory."
Will of Sir Jeremiah Snow, 1702.
Sir Jeremiah Snow "of Shenley Hall alias Salsberry in the County of
Hertford, Kt and Baronett." To be buried "in the Chancell of the
Parish Church of Shenley, near the place where lyes interred the body
of my dear Nephew Robert Snow, and his wife Rebeccah and their dear
Children." Then follow legacies to the widow and relict of Lazarus
Lamburn late of Wicken, Northants, carpenter; to John Lamburn son
of Edward Lamburn (which John Lamburn was then living with testator) ;
to each of the said Widow Lamburn's children's grandchildren; to
servants, among whom John Symonds and George Clements, formerly
Footboys; to the Poor of Shenley, ;^io, at the discretion of Mr. Wm.
Elliot, testator's then tenant, and ten shilling rings to twenty persons at
the discretion of executor; to Frances Booker, one of the daughters of
William Booker' of London, jQ^o a year out of patent on the hereditary
Revenue of Excise granted to testator by King Charles IL, 3 May 1677;
to Mary Booker, another daughter of the said Wm. Booker, ;^io a year
out of said patent; to Susan Garrett, another of his (Wm. Booker's)
daughters, ;^2o out of said patent; to Joseph, son of said Wm. Booker,
;^2o a year, and to W'm. Booker, youngest son of said Wm. Booker,
deceased, ^10 a year out of said patent; arrears, if any, to Richard,
another son of said Wm. Booker, deceased; to brother (Robert Snow)
;^ioo a year; arrears, if any, to accrue to niece Mary Launder,^
widow, relict of Robert Launder, deceased, as also the (? reversion of)
said annuity of jQioo; to the said Richard Booker five tenements
in Queen Street, nigh Vintners Hall, and a house in Jermin Street
at the sign of the Cherry Tree, then in the occupation of Wm. Smith;
to Wm. Elliot, his wife and mother, 20s. apiece to buy rings. To
cousin George Snell, senior,3 and his wife; cousin William Snell; John
■ William Booker married Elizabeth, daughter of George and Susannah (or Susan)
Snell.
' Marriage Licence, Vicar-General's Office: "Nov. 22, 1686. Robert Launder of
Shenley, Herts, Clerk, Bachelor, about 27, and Mrs. Mary Snow, of the same.
Spinster, about 20, with consent of her mother Mrs. Thompson; at St. Peter le
Poore, London."
3 George, eldest son of George and Susan Snell, father, by Katherine his wife, of
six or more children ; he lived at Hackney.
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Harvey. Snell and his wife; nieces Launder and Booker, sisters Avis' and
[Page 6] Golty," all four widows; cousins: Elmes and wife, Spinckes and wife,
Avis and wife, John Tabor and wife; brother Robert Snow and his wife,
and sister Snell, being twenty persons, 205. apiece to buy rings. To
wife,3 men and maid-servants, ;£^4o for mourning, and ^20 more if not
sufficient, and no more than ^40 to be expended on funeral. To sister
Elizabeth Thompson, 20s. to buy a mourning ring. To said Richard
Booker testator's interest in two houses in Birching Lane, in possession
of John Jackes and Hester Bond, widow, held by lease of the Corpora-
tion of Abingdon, Berks, standing in the parish of St. Edmund the
King and Martyr; and also in the said parish of "Lumbarde Streete"
that house called the Angell in the occupation of William Shepheard,
under-tenant to John Kention, testator's lessee, held by lease from the
Worshipful Company of Salters, he the said Richard Booker to pay ;£^o
yearly to niece Launder, and 20s. apiece to each of her children.
Robert Snell, son of John Snell by Elizabeth his wife, sole executor and
residuary legatee. Further bequests to niece Mary Launder and to
Richard Booker. Witnesses: John, Esther, Elizabeth, and Esther
Harris.
Will dated 13 October 1702, proved at London by Robert Snell (the
great-nephew) 19 November 1702.
Jdy^^ciS^^yiaiv
The seal attached to this 7vill is much defaced. The Crest appears to be
"a masck interlaced by two arrows in bend, two in bend sinister, and one
in pale."
Will of Dame Rebecca Snow, 1703-
Dame Rebecca Snow, died in the parish of St. Sepulchre's, London.
Memorandum of Will dated ii September and 4 November J 703,
proved at London 4 November 1703.
Will of William Snell, 1705-
William Snell of London, Merchant. To be buried in the Parish
Church of AUhallow's, Lombard Street, where father and mother lie
interred. Half-brother George Snell, living at Hackney; (half) brother
John Snell and Elizabeth his wife, and their children, Robert, Vyner,
William, Thomas, Francis, Rebecca and Honor Snell. Sister (in law)
Katherine, wife of said brother George Snell. (Half) nephews and
nieces, George, Jeremy and Francis Snell, Katherine Butcher and Mary
• Sarah Snow married — Avis, and had a daughter Rebecca (Marriage Licence,
Vicar- General's Office): "Aug. 30, 1689. Seth Spinckes of St. Peter's, Comhill,
London, Upholsterer, Bachelor, about 33, and Mrs. Rebecca Avis, Spinster, about 20,
with consent of her mother Mrs. Sarah Avis of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex,
Widow; at St. Peter's aforesaid, or the Charter House Chapel."
= Rev. John Tabor of S. Haningfield, married at Shenley 5 July 1677, Debora Golty.
•> Rebecca, daughter of Thomas Ward of London, merchant.
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MackMarrat (and their husbands), Grace and Susan SncU, Susannah Harvey.
Garrett, wife of Henry Garrett of London, Richard and Mary Booker, [PajjcO]
children of William and Elizabeth Booker. (Half) sister Elizabeth
Booker, widow of William Booker, late of London. Mrs. Grace Booker,
widow of cousin Samuel Booker. Half brother George Snell, overseer;
nephew William, youngest son of last-named George Snell, by Katherine
his wife, and niece Frances Booker, daughter of said William Booker,
by Elizabeth his wife, joint executors and residuary legatees. Witnesses:
Felix Stokes, John Uffington, Joseph Stokes and Alice Johnson.
Will dated 20 August 1705, proved at London 5 December 1705.
IVill of John Snell, 1724.
John Snell,' Citizen and Goldsmith of London, of Shenley Hall alias
Salsbury, in the parish of Shenley in the county of Hertford. To be
buried in the same vault on the north side of the Church of Shenley
where the body of late wife Elizabeth was laid. The Manor of Shenley
Hall alias Salisbury; freehold land, called the Breaches, in Lurgashall,
Bucks, purchased of Thomas Mason, clerk; tenement in Monox Lane,
near Merchant Taylors School, London, in the tenure of - Bonrue;
tenement in Little Lombard Street, London, known by the sign of the
Angel, in the tenure of Samuel Gibson, druggist; property in Brill alias
Brehill, Oakley and Borstall, in the said county of Bucks, purchased of
Edward Hart Esq. for j[fi2i^o; and property in the said parish of Brill,
purchased of Gabriel Gregory; and all other lands whatsoever to five
children, viz., William, t,'^ son, Thomas, 4''' son, Frances, Rebecca and
Honor Snell (eldest, second and youngest daughters), and the survivor
of them for life; then to second son Viner Snell, Rector of Dodington
and Marsh (sic) for life; then to eldest son Robert Snell Esq.= "who
hath a good estate already" for life; then to nephew Francis Snell of
London (son of brother George Snell), Francis Child, Goldsmith,
Alderman of London, Henry Hoare, Chas. Hosier, Samuel Rowe,
Wm. Snell, Chas. Shales, Thos. Martin, Samuel Smithin, Nathaniel
Wolfreys, Richard Morson and John Brassey, sen.. Goldsmiths of
London, and their heirs, upon trust to the use of the issue of said
son Robert in tail male, and in default of male issue of said son Robert;
remainder to issue of Viner Snell in tail male; remainder as before to
issue of sons William and Thomas, respectively, in tail male; remainder
to male issue of said daughter Frances in tail male; remainder as before
to male issue of daughters Rebecca and Honor, respectively, in tail
male; remainder to testator's right heirs. Proviso for jointures. After
testator's death, a freehold estate with possession to be purchased,
' Testator was a Freeman of the City of London.
° Robert Snell, a Bencher of the Inner Temple, sole executor of the will of his great
uncle. Sir Jeremiah Snow, and of the will of his uncle, Thomas Viner, (who died at
Rome in 1707, called in the Viner Family History^ "the younger," to distinguish him
from a first cousin of the same name, Thomas Viner of Eathorpe, co. Warwick, who
died 2 January 1709.) Robert SncU's will (dated 26 March 1741, and proved, with
codicil, 28 July following), is mentioned in those of his brothers, Rev. Vyner and Sir
Thomas Snell. He married Mary, daughter of Sir Walter Clarges, Bart., but died
without issue at Chingford Hall, Essex, i'', buried at Shenley 10'" July 1741, where
there is an inscription, which describes him as " Lord of the manor of Salisburys in
this parish," he was in the 63"' year of his age.
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Harvey, within loo miles of London, to be settled to the use of said seven
[Pagt6.] children and the survivor of them for life; then to the above-named
(twelve) trustees upon trust as before. Said three daughters, Francis,
Rebecca and Honour Snell, executrixes. Witnesses: John Ward, Tho.
Hawkins and Samll. Tapper.
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above-named John
Snell, to be his last will, i6 July 1723, after two interlineations were
therein first made, in the presence of Hen. Wood, Thos. Hawkins and
Sam. Tapper.
Codicil dated 16 February 1722, to be annexed to will, "wherein Mr.
Ward the Councill and his two servants are witnesses, and published
againe the 16"' July 1723. Moreover I desire my children may have
Chambers and other conveniencys of the Kitchen &c. while there in my
Mansion-house at Shenley alias Salsbery, during their lives; also desire
my three daughters, executrixes, may hold the farm house, if they think
fit to live together, or any one or two of them as they can agree, at the
usual rent as let to Mr. Elliot and Mr. Grey formerly, and believe it will
answer the rent, especially if they intend to have horses and keep a
coach to carry them to church." Signed by testator 9 March 1723, in
the presence of James Howard, James Baker and William Partridge.
Will dated 16 July 1723, proved at London 7 January 1724, by
Rebecca and Honour Snell.
So^%f
Will of Mary Snell, 1781.
Mary Snell of Chingford Hall, Essex, widow.' Sister Ann Shirley.
Brother Gould Clarges. To servant Sarah Grubb, ;^so, and to every
other servant ^5 apiece. Niece Mary Clarges, one of the daughters of
brother Col. Christopher Clarges, sole executrix and residuary legatee.
Witnesses: Davey Stidolph and Chas. Legg.
Will dated 27 October 1773, proved at London 15 December 1781,
by Mary Hare, formerly Clarges, wife of Rev. James Hare.
Will of Sir Tho7nas Snell, 1754-
Sir Thomas Snell of Upton St. Leonard's, co. Gloucester, Knight.
Body to be deposited in a tomb which testator had built in the parish
church of Upton aforesaid. Wife Dame Sarah SnelL^" Estates in
Oakley, Brill and Boarstall, Bucks, purchased of John Belson Esq.; in
' On the north wall of the chancel of the old church at Chingford is a small tablet
in memory of the said Mrs. Mary Snell. Here was also formerly a hatchment for her
husband, and some belonging to Clarges still remain, though fast decaying.
- Lady Snell's maiden name was Russell. Sir Thomas Snell was Sheriff of Glou-
cestershire, 1744, and knighted the same year; died 13 March 1754, aged 64.
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Upton St. Leonard's and in the City and Liberties of Gloucester; Harvey.
dwelling-house called Salisbury in the parish of Shcnley, Herts ; dwelling- [Page 6.]
house in Lombard Street; property in the counties of Oxford and
Essex. By Indenture dated 9 ^Iay 1746, enrolled in the High Court
of Chancery, a yearly sum of j(^6 was given and granted to Henry Toye
Bridgman Esq"', and others the feoffees or trustees of the manor of
Upton St. Leonards and their heirs, for the repairing and supporting the
said tomb or monument, and for other purposes in the deed mentioned.
Nephews, John Snell, William Snell and Peter Snell, eldest, second and
third sons of deceased brother Vyner Snell. Daughter Frances, wife of
Benjamin Hyett Esq. Deceased brother Robert Snell Esq. Kinsman
Richard Jones. Deceased sister Frances Snell. Wm. Macham and
John Luke Landon, co-trustees with the said Wm. and Peter Snell. To
sister-in-law Margaret Snell, widow of said brother Vyner Snell, wrought
silver bread basket and set of castors; to god-daughter Elizabeth Snell,
eldest daughter of said brother Vyner Snell, round silver tea-kettle and
lamp and a pair of new wrought silver candlesticks; to niece Mary
Snell, second daughter of brother Vyner Snell, a pair of silver candle-
sticks; the rest of the plate, except that at Upton St. Leonards, to be
divided amongst all the daughters of said brother Vyner Snell. Kins-
woman Elizabeth Dancer, late WegerslofTe. Also legacies to the Lady
Becher, widow of Sir Edward Becher; to George Becher, brother of the
said Sir Edward ; to friend Thos. Hardwick; Margaret wife of Thos.
Benson; Mary Roberts; tenant Jas. Baker; Jas. Osmond of Shenlcy.
Witnesses: Will: Unwin, Tho. Bagshaw and Thos. Haberfield.
Will dated 4 December 1752, with codicil dated 6 March 1754,
reciting (recent) purchase from Chas. Cummings of a windmill and
stable at Brill, and of a freehold house and land &c. at Oakley, Bucks,
formerly the estate of Thomas Fellowe Esq. Witnesses: Hen. Palmer,
Charlton Palmer, and Thos. Bagshaw. Proved at London 18 March
1 754) t>y Wm. and Peter Snell, Wm. Macham and John Luke Landon,
the executors named.
fVi// of Alice Dyneley, 1526.
Will of Ahce Dyneley,' dated 6 February 1526, proved at York 4
March following.
Will of Robert Hall, 1531.
Robert Hall of Leventhorpe in the parish of Swillington. To be
"beryed w'in oure lady (quire) in Swyllington Churche in the northsyde."
Best "beest" or xx^ for mortuary, and xiij* iiij'* to buy a suit of vest-
ments. Sons, William' (eldest), George and Robert ILall, executors.
Witnesses: W"" Bromhede, parish priest, John Shan, Robert Hemys-
worth, John Lytster, with others.
Will dated 12 October 1529, proved at York 15 April 1531 (during
the vacancy of the See.)
' Testatrix was daughter and heir of Robert Mansion of Mansion, and married
firstly, Robert Gascoigne ; secondly, Arthur Pilkington ; and thirdly, Roger Dineley.
One of her daughters by the third and last-named husband, viz., Elizabeth Dineley,
was the wife of William, eldest son of the above-named Robert Hall of Leventhorpe
(will proved 1 53 1.)
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Harvey. ll^ill of IVilliam Hall, 1584.
[Page 6.]
William Hall of "Lenthorpe." Eldest son Mathew Hall. Will dated
22 December 1582, proved at York 16 September 1584, by Elizabeth,'
the relict of the deceased, and Henry Hall, the tutors or guardians of
Robert, Thomas, Michael, Henry, Mary, Rosamond and Peter, children
of the deceased, being minors.
Will of Thomas Restwolde, 1496,
Thomas Restwolde dwelling in Fryar Minors of Reading. Will dated
16 April 1496.
Somerset House, 1496-99, "Home^' fo. 28.
Will of Robert Restwolde, 1497.
Robert Restwolde. To be buried in the chancel of St. Nicholas,
Hedsor, Bucks. Legatees : - Edwards, John Farholde, Nicholas Parker,
Humfrey Folkes and Sibil Thornby. All cattle &c. at "Harpeden" to be
sold by R. Restwolde and John Farholde. After decease of testator
and Sibil his wife, the manor of Hedsor to nephew Richard Restwolde.
Mother, Agnes, William (PManud or Manuel) her son. Other persons
mentioned : Other Batham, Christopher Grantham, Christopher Horkey
and John Ardhill. Will dated 8 January 1497. Admon May 1497.
Somerset House, 1496-99, "Horne,"fo. 16.
Admon of Richard Bunny, 1520.
Richard Bunny late of Newton near Wakefield, deceased. Admon
granted 25 April 1520.
Pontefract Act Book.
Will of Edward Rest wold, 1547.
Edward Restwold of St. Gyles Chalfont, co. Bucks. To be buried
there. Daughter Bettrys. Wife Agnes. Son Anthony. Daughter-in-
law Alice. Sister Jane. Legatees: Henry Wyggyns, John Thorn-
borough, Edward Robynson, Thomas Ramsey, John Tomlynson,
William Tomson, Richard Bailey, Edward Bonney (daughter's son);
God-children (not named) then living ; Edmond Roddy. Property at
Hedsor, Monks Rysborough, Little Marlow, Great Marlow, Penn,
"Wabory," the manor and advowson of Hedsor, co. Bucks, manors of
Lee and Warres, cos. Berks and Wilts, lands in Hurst, Hurley, "Sen-
ning," Twyford, Whitelage, Middle B . . rick, and Ascot. Certain inden-
tures recited made between testator on the one part, and John Tyttley,
Esq., and Elizabeth his wife, Richard Bonny, Esq., and Brigette his wife,
Margaret Gunholt, widow. Sir Francis Hastings, Knt., and Jone his
' Daughter and coheir of Thomas Crossthwayte.
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wife, John Fitzherbert, Esq., and Katherine his wife, and Bettreys Harvey.
Restwolde, on the other part, dated 31 October. John Babham, son of [pagg 5.]
John Babham. Lands in the manor of Monks Rysborough by a joint
purchase to testator, his wife and heirs, made by gift and feoffment of
Sir Francis Bryan, Knt., and Thomas Laud, Esq. Wife Agnes and Sir
Edmond Peckham, Knt., executors. S"' Jolin Lucas, vicar of "Arstcll."
Dame Anne Peckham. Mistress Mary Nevill. Mr. Doctor ffeckenham.
Will dated i November 1547, proved 12 November 1547. Adm :
Sir E. Peckham.
Somerset House, 1545-47, "Allen," fo. 48.
Will of Richard Bunny, 1584.
Richard Bunny of Newland, co. York, the elder. Esq'. Will dated
II April 1584, proved at Vork 3 August 1584, by Bridget the widow.'
Inq. post mortem of Richard Bunny, 1608.
Richard Bunny of Newland, Gent., deceased. Anne his widow.^
Inq. post mortem taken at Leeds 6 Jas. i.
Admon of Mat hew Hall, 1 609.
Caveats &c. Goods of Mathew Hall,3 late of " Leaventhorp." Brother
Peter Hall. Creditors, Matthew Browne and Robert Key. Other
persons named, Mr. Storke, Laurence Wilson, clerk. Dean of the
Deanery of Pontefract, and Robert Robinson of Whitkirke. Dated
I, 10, February 1609.
Registry of the Exchequer Court of York (Ainstie 1609/
' Richard Bunny, married in 1538, died at Bolton Percy 30 April, 1584, and buried
at Normanton I May, aged about 70. Bridget, daughter of Edward Restwolde of the
Vache, who put up the monument to her husband and father in Normanton Church ;
she died at Newland 21 December, 45 Elizabeth, about the age of 87, "buryed in the
Lady quire at Normanton."
= Richard, second son of Richard and Bridget Bunny, born 10 February at Bunny
Hall, juxta Wakefield, and baptized in 1541. He was owner of Newland from 1584
to his death in May 1608, his brother Edmund, who was in the church, parson of the
parish of Bolton Percy, &c., having given the estate up to him. On 25 June, 1580,
he married Anne, daughter of Francis Ingpen, of Galaker in the parish of Wherwell,
Hants, and had ten children by her. Their ninth child, and youngest daughter,
Priscilla Bunny, bom at Newland 27 December, 1590, and baptized 3 January, 1591,
married Charles Hall of Leventhorpe, whose will (which see hereafter), bearing date
23 January 1673, was proved 29 December, 1674. In Dugdalis "Visitation of York-
shire (Hall pedigree)," she is incorrectly described as daughter of Francis Bunny.
Matthew Hall of Leventhorpe, the eldest son of Charles and Priscilla Hall, married
Mary, daughter of Ralph Metcalfe of Bridlington, sister and heir (or coheir) of William
Metcalfe of York, and their third and youngest son, Peter Hall, buried at Swillington
10 February, 1707-8, was probably the last of the family at Leventhorpe.
3 Eldest son of William Hall of Leventhorpe, by Elizabeth (Crossthwayte), and
father (by Alice his wife, daughter and coheir of Leonard Bate of West Lathes in
Cleveland), of Charles Hall, mentioned in the preceding note as the husband of
Priscilla Bunny.
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Harvey. Will of Roger St rigla^td, 1522.
[Page 6.]
Roger Strigland of Marske. Latin will. Mentions Christopher
Strigland, John Turpyn, chaplain, Robert Teill, Sir Wm. Bulmer, Knt.,
Thomas Davy, Christopher Grastoke, and son William Strigland. Some
of the above-named were witnesses. Will dated 8 November 1521,
proved at York 26 March 1522, by the relict (no name given.)
Inq. post fnortem of Walter Strickland, 1637.
Walter Strickland of Boynton, co. York, Esq., died 31 January, 10
Charles I. Property in Easton, Bridlington, &c. Sir William Strickland,
Knt., son and heir, at his father's death aged 30 years and more.
Inquisition at Killam, York, 5 October, 13 Charles I.
Court of Wards, Inq. post tnortem, Chas. I., Bundle 59, No. 218.
Admon 2 April 1636, to Jacob Rayne, to the use of Frances and
Walter Strickland," the widow and (younger) son of the deceased.
Admon of Frances Strickland, 1636.
1636. May 10. Frances Strickland, widow, deceased. Admon
granted to Jacob Raine, to the sole use of the aforesaid Walter Strickland,
the younger.
Registry of the Exchequer Court of York.
Will of Henry Stricklatid, 1662.
Henry Strickland of Easton, co. York, Gentleman. Nuncupative will.
Brother (in law) John Hill of Easton, his children Francis and Lucy
Hill. Sister (Frances) Metcalfe (see hereafter.) Property at Bridlington.
Will dated 20 November 1662, proved at York ; admon granted to
John Hill 22 January 1662.
Admon of John Hill, 1676.
Administration of the goods of John Hill, late of Bridlington, de-
ceased, granted to John and Francis Hill, the sons. Admon dated 28
April 1676.
York Registry.
Will of Dame Ursula Barwick, 1682.
Dame Ursula Barwick, widow of Sir Robert Barwick, Knt., who died
25 April 1660, daughter of the above-named Walter Strickland of
Boynton, and Frances his wife. Testatrix mentions her niece Metcalf,
her brother. Sir Wm. Strickland's four daughters, &c.
Will dated 2 April 1679, proved at York 25 November 1682, Henry
Fairfax, Esq., Admin.
' The Lord Walter StrickKind of Cromwell's Upper House.
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Inq. post mortem of Ralph Metcalfe, 1641. Harvey.
Ralph Metcalfe was seised in fee of the manor of Wandesford &c.
with certain parcels of land called "odd lands" in Wandesford; and also
60 acres of meadow called Skanckholme otherwise Snakeholme, and
one small parcel of land called Panyerman Crooke in Naffcrton; and
land &c. in Bridlington. He died 21 November last. The premises
(except twelve cottages in Wandesford) held of the King as of his
Manor of East Greenwich in socage and worth yearly 15^. ; said cottages
&c. in Wandesford held of Algernon, Earl of Northumberland, as of his
Manor of Spofforth, in socage and worth yearly \qs. William Metcalfe,
his son and heir, of the age of 20 years and three months at his father's
death.
Inq. postmortem taken at Killam, co. York, 31 March 1641 (17 Car. I.)
Court of Wards, Inq. post mortem 17 Chas. I., Bundle 64, No. 56.
Will of IVilliam Metcalfe, 1661.
William Metcalfe of the City of York, Alderman." Wife Anne in-
feofifed in all or most of testator's lands in Wandesford in the county of
York, to have the Manor of Wandesford for life (except such interest as
Frances Metcalfe, testator's mother, may claim therein), and the reversion
upon trust for certain uses; said wife sole e.vecutrix and residuary legatee.
Witnesses: George Byfield, Anne Wright, Thos. Williamson, Robert
Straker and Thomas Thompson.
Will dated i6 February 1661.
Registry of Exchequer and Prerogative Courts of York.
Will of Charles Hall, 1674.
Charles Hall of Leventhorpe in the County of York, Gent., aged
about 80 years. To be buried "in ordinary buriall amongst my fore-
fathers in my owne Quire in the pish Church of Svvillington or else-
where." To every grandchild, except Mathew and Charles Bywater,
five pounds. Servants : Sarah Bell, Richard Jefferson and George Eles.
To Mr. Richard Lowther, parson of the parish, xx^ if he preach funeral
sermon, and x^ to be distributed amongst the oldest poor of the said
parish. Daughter Margery Daniel. Sons, Mathew and Charles Hall
joint executors and residuary legatees. Witnesses : Phill. Hall, Charles
Bywater and Katherine Hodgson.
Will dated 23 January 1673, proved at York 29 December 1674, by
Matthew Hall.
Will of Frances Metcalfe, 1674.
Frances Metcalfe, late wife of Ralph Metcalfe of Bridlington, Gen.
Son-in-law Mathew Hall and Mary his wife, testatrix's daughter. To
the poor, twenty pounds. Cousin Lady Barrwicke. Brother (in-law)
Hill. Grandchild Frances Hodgson. Brother Henry Strickland, de-
' William Metcalfe was Lord Mayor of York, 1652.
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Harvey, ceased, who together with Nicholas Wolfe, by deed dated 28 April, 22
[Page 6.] Car. II., did convey in mortgage to testatri.x and her heirs certain houses,
lands &c. in Bridlington upon certain conditions not then fulfilled, so
that the estate remained in testatrix's hands, the same to go to grandson
Phillip Hall, he paying to grandson William Hodgson fifty pounds, to
put forth his brother Metcalfe Hodgson to a trade. Grandson Philip
Hall to pay out of said lands at Bridlington, three pounds per ann.
towards the bringing up of grandchild Ann Hodgson until of age; unless
testatrix sold the said lands at Bridlington (which she was then about to
do), in which case part of the price thereof was to be used for the
purposes specified. To daughter Mary Hall, one hundred pounds, to
make her share equal to that of her other sister, Frances Hodgson
deceased, who had had one hundred pounds, secured to testatrix out of
Battleburne tythe. To the children of said daughter Hodgson (other
than her eldest son William, and her eldest daughter Frances), the half
of all personalty not disposed of, the other half to daughter Mary Hall,
and also a gold ring bought of Richard Speight, and all other goods not
before mentioned in the will. "Item, I confirme to Peter Hall the silver
bowle which I gave him when I christened him." Son-in-law Mathew
Hall of Leaventhorpe, gen., sole executor. Witnesses : Chas. Bywater,
Joseph Briggs, and Cath. Hodgson.
Will dated 21 April 1674, proved at York 29 December 1674.
IVill of Matthew Hall, 1687.
Matthew Hall, son and heir of Charles Hall, late of " Leaventhorpe " in
the county of York, Gent. To be "decently buried amongst my fore-
fathers in the P'ish Church of Swillington in our Lady-Quire in the
North He there, the accustomed burying place of my family." To wife
Mary,' a new house in Swinegate in York City, White Pitts Inclosure in
Butterfield's possession, and lands next Spring Wood in Ledsom's
possession, during her life. Eldest son Philip Hall, residuary legatee.
Daughter Frances Milner. To second son, Matthew Hall, testator's
chamber and goods in Furnival's Inn &c. Daughter Mary. Third son,
Peter Hall. Trustees or supervisors hereafter named to be at liberty to
sell any lands except Leaven-thorpe Hall and the lands lying next to it,
altogether under the More, and betwixt Newsam-Green and Bullow-
thorpe beck and Varley-Garth also excepted. Wife, eldest and second
sons, joint executors. Trustees or supervisors: testator's kinsmen,
Charles Hall of the city of York, merchant (brother), Matthew Hall
(second son), George Bracebridge of the city of York, gent., William
Bloome of Altofts, gent., and Charles Bywater of the said city, gent.; to
each of whom a mourning ring. Witnesses: Sam. Craister, Job Catton,
James Oaks, Richard JeiTerton and Hannah Johnson.
Will dated 8 November 1685, proved in the Peculiar Court of the
Dean and Chapter of York (the Archiepiscopal See of York being then
vacant) 18 April 1687, by the oath of Phillip Hall, son of the said
deceased.
' Daughter of Ralph Metcalfe, lord of the manor of Wandesford, by Frances
(Strickland) his wife, and sister and coheir of William Metcalfe of the city of York,
alderman.
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Admon of Sir Guy Dawnay, 1522. Harvey.
[Page 6.]
Sir Guy Dawnay (written Downey in the York Registry) late of
"Cesay," co. York, Knt. Admon, dated 19 September 1522, granted
to Dame Johanna (Jane) "Downey," relict, John West, chaplain, and
George Norman.
Vol. ix., fo. 33S<J.
PVill of George Dawny, 1578.
George Dawny of Beeforth, co. York, gentleman. Will dated 21
January 1557, proved at York 5 October 1578, by Cuthbert Dawnay
and Joan Dawnay, otherwise Palmes (son and daughter.)
Inventory of the Goods of Dame Edith Daivney,
1585-
Inventory, dated 13 October 1585, of the goods &c. of Dame Edith
Dawney," late of Cowicke, deceased.
York District Probate Registry.
Will of Dame Elizabeth Dawnay, 1604.
Dame Elizabeth Dawnay, late wife of Sir John Dawnay, Knt.,
deceased, late of East Markham in the diocese of York, widow. Will
dated lo April 1604, proved at York 3 May 1604, by Francis Bussey,
Esq., and Mawrice Bavvdes, gent.
Will of Paule Dawney, 1611.
Paule Dawney, gentleman. Will dated 4 April 1610, proved at York
II June i6ii.
Inq. post mortem of Ursula Dawney, 1627.
Ursula Dawney of East Heslerton and Potter Brunton, widow of
Cuthbert Dawney. She died 20 November 1626. Inq. post mortem
taken 5 October 1627 (3 Chas. I.)
Chancery Inq. post mortem, MiscelL, pt. 18, No. 168.
Inventory of the Goods of Marmaduke Dawnay,
1629.
Marmaduke Dawnay,^ late of Cowick, deceased. Inventory dated
25 September 1629.
York District Probate Registry.
■ Buried at Snaith 8 October 1585.
''lie was second son of Sir John Dawnay and Dame Elizabeth, her will above cited
(1604), and brother of Sir Thomas Dawnay (will made 1639). Bur. at Snaith 19
April 1629.
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Harvey. Jnq. post mortem of John Dawnay, 1630.
[Page 6.]
John Dawnay of Womersley, Esq., son of Sir Thomas Dawnay of
"Seisey," Knt. Inq. post mortem taken 15 May 1630.
Court of Wards, Inq. post mortem 6 Chas. I., Bundle 17, No. 164.
IVill of Sir Thomas Dawnay, 1642.
Sir Thomas Dawnay of Cowicke, Knight. Will dated lo December
1639, proved at York 4 August 1642, by Sir Christopher Dawnay, Bart.
IVitl of Ann Dawnay, 1639.
Ann Dawnye' of Sutton Coldfield, gen. (widow of the above named
Marmaduke Dawney."") Two sons, Thomas and John Dawnay.
Daughters, Dorothye Mathers and Frances Parkes (by first husband),
and Dinah Dawnye, the last-named sole executrix and residuary legatee.
Inventory taken i February 1639.
Will dated 19 January 1639, proved at Lichfield 7 February 1639.
Admon of Thomas Dawnay, the elder, 1671.
Thomas Dawnay, the elder, late of Sutton Coldfield, widower,
deceased, intestate. Admon granted in February 167 1, to Thomas
Dawnay, the younger, the natural and lawful son. Ad" de bonis non 6-'c.
30 June 1697, granted to Elizabeth Dawnay,3 widow, executrix and
residuary legatee named in the will of Thomas Dawney, the younger,
deceased, late son and administrator of Thomas Dawney, the elder,*
late of Sutton Coldfield.
Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
IVill of Sir William Adams, 1668.
Sir William Adams of Scausby, co. York, Knight. "Whereas by my
Deede indented betwixt myself of the one part, and Sir John Dawney
and William Ellis, Esq., of the other part, bearinge date the 7''' day of
this instant February, I have assured and conveyed All my Mannors &c.
■ Ann, daughter of William Gardner of Bermondsey, married firstly, Simon Perrott
(or Ferret) of Sutton Coldfield, and secondly, Marmaduke Dawnay, and tiad issue by
both husbands. Testatrix was buried at Sutton Coldfield 22 January 1639.
" Elizabeth, daughter of Marmaduke Dawnay, was buried at Sutton Coldfield 7
August 1623 ; she is named in the will of her grandmother, Dame Elizabeth Dawnay,
10 April 1604, and may possibly have been by a former wife, as a Marmaduke
Dawnay is said to have married a daughter of Jasper Cholmley of Highgate.
3 Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Sir William Adams of Owston and Scausby, Knt.,
by Mary his wife, sister of Sir Christopher Dawnay, Bart., and of Sir John Dawnay,
Knt. created Viscount Downe. Both she, the said Elizabeth Adams, and her husband,
Thomas Dawney, the younger, had a common ancestry in the persons of Sir John
Dawnay and Dame Elizabeth (will 1604), above mentioned, and stood in the relation-
ship of second cousins once removed.
•• Thomas Dawnay, the elder, was buried at Sutton Coldfield in September 1671,
aged 70. An engraving of his curious tomb, in the churchyard of Sutton Coldfield, is
given in Dugdales '^History of \Vai~wiikshire."'
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in the county of York to certain uses, int. al., to raise and pay such Harvey.
sums towards y' maintenance and portions of my tour daughters, [Page 6.]
Ehzabeth, Jane, Mary and Margarett, and also for such child as my now
wife is privim' enseint." To Elizabeth, eldest daughter, Soo li. as her
child's part or portion, at age of 21 or marriage, with consent of mother
or said trustees. To Margaret, 2nd daughter, looo marks. To Mary,
3rd daughter, and to Jane, 4th daughter, a like sum of 1000 marks each.
To any future child, 500 li. Said daughter Elizabeth to seal and execute
a general release to the executors hereafter named, when of age, and
her husband also, if she be then married. Deceased child's part to be
divided amongst surviving sisters. To each daughter 20 li. apiece for
maintenance and education yearly until their portions become due; and
to now youngest son until he be settled in a trade, 20 li. yearly. To my
two eldest sons (sic) such sum yearly for their maintenance and
education, either at the University or Inns of Court, until of age, "as to
my honred and worthy kinsmen the s'' Sir J. Dawney and VV. Ellis, or
survivor shall seeme meete." John Adams, eldest son, sole executor
and residuary legatee. Witnesses: Jo: Vincent, Samll. Swindin, and
Fran. Curtis.
Will dated 8 February 1667 (20 Car. II.), admon granted 10 April
1668 by the Exchequer Court of York to Dame Mary Adams, widow,
for John Adams, a minor.
JVill of Margarett Adams, 1730.
Margarett Adams of York, singlewoman. "To be buried in the parish
church of Belfryes in the city of York, and a marble stone to be laid
over me, such an one as is laid over my brother." To maid servant
Elizabeth Booth, an annuity of loli. out of property in Skellow and
Skellow Grange, and 20 li. to furnish a room. To niece Elizabeth
Dawnay and her heirs, property in Skellow and Skellow Grange. To
the Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount Downe, 200 li.. To niece Mrs. Margarett
Dawnay, 200 M. To (grand or great) niece Mrs. Mary Hall (spinster),
100 li. To (grand) niece Mrs. Faith Smith, soli. To (grand) niece
Mrs. Margaret Snell, 50 li. To the Hon'>''= Mrs. Catherine Ramsden,
one broad piece of gold. To Mrs. Elizabeth Roundell, one broad piece
of gold. To Mr. John Tomlinson in CoUyergate, York, 5 guineas, and
to my under maid, one year's wages. Niece Elizabeth Dawnay, sole
executrix and residuary legatee. Witnesses : \Vm. Hardy, Hutton Tom-
linson, and Eliz'*" Ryder.
Will dated 22 December 1729, proved at York 28 July 1730.
1736. Feb. 24. Ad° de bonis non. Administration of the goods of
the above-named Margaret Adams (not administered by Elizabeth
Dawney, spinster, executrix of the will of the said Margaret Adams,
deceased, nor by Elizabeth Parsons,' wife of John Parsons, gentl",
executrix of the will of the said Elizabeth Dawney, now also deceased),
was granted to John Parsons, aforesaid, husband of the said Elizabeth
Parsons, and her administrator, to execute and so forth.
Prerogative Court of York.
' Elizabeth, wife of Major John Tarsons of York, was eldest daughter and coheiress
(with her sisters, Mary Hall, spinster, Mrs. Faith Smith and Mrs. Margaret Snell), of
Peter Hall of Leventhorpe. Her only surviving daughter and heir married Sir
William Innes, Bart., and died without issue.
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Harvey. J^yuj of TJiomas Dawnay, 1683;
irage O.J £Idest son and heir of Thomas Dawnay, the elder, late of Sutton Coldfield, deceased.
Thomas Dawnay of Selby, gent. To John Dawnay, only son,
5 li. wlieii 21 years of age. To daughters, Elizabeth Dawnay, Faith
Dawnay, and Katharine Dawnay (then the youngest), 500 li. each at 21
or marriage. Lands &c. in Warwickshire and London. Twenty pounds
a year to each daughter for their bringing up. Wife Elizabeth sole
executrix and residuary legatee. Sir John Dawnay' of Cowicke, Knt.,
and testator's brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas Adams,^' to be supervisors and
trustees. Witnesses: Geo. Dealtry, Susan Dealtry, and Ralph Chetham.
Will dated i October 1678, proved at York 21 January 1683.
Will of Elizabeth Dawnay, 1718.
Elizabeth Dawnay of York, widow. To daughter Elizabeth Dawnay,
five pounds. To daughter Faith Hall, widow, "All my household goods
w'soever which are or shall be in Leaventhorpe House att the time of
my decease, and which I have a Bill of Sale of from S' Roger Beckw*^
Bar*, late High Sheriff of the county of York, to her the said Faith Hall
for her life," remainder to grandchild Elizabeth Hall. To daughter
Katherine Dawnay, five shillings. To grandchild Elizabeth Hall, fifty
pounds. To daughter Margaret Dawnay, all lands &c., said Margaret
sole executrix and residuary legatee. Witnesses: Ann Suger, Nich.
Suger, and Margarett Smith.
Will dated 6 May 171 1, proved at York 10 November 17 18.
Ad° de bonis non &•€. of goods of testatrix's father-in-law, Thomas
Dawnay, the elder (left unadministered by her husband, Thomas
Dawnay, the younger), was granted to testatrix as before-mentioned, on
the 30"' June 1697.
Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Will of Elizabeth Dawnay, 1734.
Elizabeth Dawnay of York, spinster. To niece Faith, wife of Rev.
William James Smith, ;i^ioo, lands &c. at Skellow and Skellow Grange
to be charged with the payment of same. To niece Margaret, wife of
Rev. Vyner Snell, £^<,o. To niece Mary Hall, spinster, ^looo. To
the poor of Owston, ;^5. To Mrs. Sancta Taylor, ten guineas. To
Maria, daughter of niece Parsons, a silver tea kettle &c. To Mr. John
Parsons, husband of said niece Parsons, large silver waiter and two
large silver salvers. To said niece Elizabeth Parsons and heirs for ever,
houses &c. in Uggleforth in the city of York, and lands &c. at Skellow
and Skellow Grange or elsewhere, said niece Elizabeth Parsons, sole
executrix and residuary legatee. To be buried in the parish church of
Owston. Witnesses: Ann Gowland, John Mayer, and Mary Mayer.
Will dated 2 December 1734, proved at York 6 March following.
" Sir John Dawnay, knighted 2 June 1660, created Viscount Downe in the peerage
of Ireland, 19 February 1680; buried at Snaith 9 October 1695. Ancestor of the
present Lord Downe.
' Thomas Adams of Gray's Inn, Recorder of York, died 7 April 1722, buried in the
church of St. Michael-Ie-Belfrey in that city. M.I; He was third, but second
surviving son of Sir William Adams.
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Will of Catherine Daionay, 1729. Harvey.
[Page 6.]
Catherine Dawnay of York, spinster. To niece Elizabeth Hall (after-
wards Parsons, see previous will), and her heirs for ever, all lands &c.
To niece Faith Smith, ;^5o and a pair of silver salvers. Said niece,
Elizabeth Hall, sole e.xecutri.x and residuary legatee. Witnesses: Mary
Waud, Jane Clarke, and Jo" Mayer.
Will dated 26 May 1729, proved at York 15 July 1729.
Will of Margaret Daivnay, 1732.
Margaret Dawnay of York, spinster. Body to be buried in the Parish
Church of Saint Sampson's, thither to be carried in a hearse privately
without any bearers or other unnecessary funeral pomp, and that no
person be invited to funeral. To cousin Blague Yarburgh, silver caudle
cup and cover to same. To Mrs. Faith Yarburgh, a pair of silver
candlesticks. To niece. Faith Smith, wife of Mr. William James Smith,
of Cawood, Clerk, and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten, all
real estate, and in default of such issue, to the said William James Smith
and his heirs for ever. To the said William James Smith and Mr.
William Scott of York, cutler, ;i^So upon trust, that the interest thereof
be paid to Mary Farmery of York, widow, during her life, and after her
death the principal sum of ^50 to be paid to William Smith, eldest son
of the said William James Smith. To Mrs. Alice Heater, five guineas
for a ring. Niece Faith Smith, sole executri.x and residuary legatee.
"Item: I give and bequeath five p'' to Paley Storr eldest daughter of
Mr. Robert Storr, Wistow, I charg Mrs. Vanner give my watch to
cousin Faith Yarbrough, and Mrs. Vanner to have 4 gineys and her
choice of night gowns wch she likes." Witnesses; Elia Waud, Hutton
Tomlinson, and Elizabeth Watson.
Will dated 9 July 1731, proved at York 16 October 1732.
Curation of Faith and Margaret Hall, 1 7
1722.
Curation of Faith and Margaret Hall, two of the daughters and co-
heirs of Peter Hall, gen.,' late of the parish of Swillington, deceased,
granted unto Elizabeth Hall, spinster (their eldest sister), during their
minority. Dated 15 May 1722.
Registry of the Exchequer Court of York (Ainstie 1722.^
Will of Rev. Vyner Snell, B.D., 1755.
Vyner Snell, B.D., Rector of Uoddington and Marsh (sir) in the Isle
of Ely. To wife Margaret Snell, a life interest in copyhold lands &c. at
Little Revely, Hunts, and in other copyholds held of the manor of
Doddington cum Membris; testator's mansion or dwelling-house at
Hartford, Hunts, with use of the furniture therein, and arrears of rent,
if any, of the several tenants of copyholds at Little Reveley, Hartford,
Easton, and Elleston, in co. Hunts., and in the Isle of Ely; and also for
' By Faith his wife, daughter of Thomas Dawnay, the younger, of Selby and Sutton
Coldfield, and coheir and only married sister of John Dawnay of Gray's Inn.
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Harvey, or on account of testator's share of the estate of late brother, Robert
[Page 6.] Snell ; together with other copyholds to which she is already admitted for
her life. At wife's death, the copyhold of Little Revely to go to son,
William Snell, and to be taken by him in lieu of ^500 directed to be
paid him by late brother, William Snell, as his nephew and godson; the
copyholds held of the manor of Doddington cum Membris to youngest
daughter, Rebecca Snell, and her heirs. Freehold and other property
in "Marsh" settled in trust for benefit of daughters Elizabeth, Mary, and
Margaret Snell. Brother Thomas. Sister Frances Snell, spinster.
Younger sons, John, William, and Peter Snell. Eldest son, Robert
Snell, to inherit the estate left by late brother Robert, subject to certain
conditions and life interests. Younger sons, John, William, and Peter,
and youngest daughter, Rebecca Snell, residuary legatees. Cousin,
Robert Vyner, Esq.,' guardian of the person and estate of said eldest
son, Robert Snell, during his minority. Wife, sole executrix and
guardian of younger children, and from and after her decease or
marriage, said eldest son to be sole executor. Witnesses: Humphrey
Marriott, Robt. Summerfield, and Richard Jones.
Codicil dated 9 March 1747, signed and sealed 6 March 1749, in the
presence of Mary Hall, Ann Alford, and Richard Allen.
Second codicil dated 19 July 1749. "In token of a natural love and
affection, and in grateful acknowledgement of the many kind offices and
acts of good nature and generosity received from my only brother, S"'
Thomas Snell, Knight, I give and bequeath to him the sum of ^1000
to be charged upon the reversion of the estate of our late brother,
Robert Snell," a further like sum to wife Margaret out of the same
estate. Signed, sealed and declared 6 March 1749, in the presence of
Mary Hall, Ann Alford, and Rich'' Allen.
Third and fourth codicils dated 7 May 1750. Rules and directions
to be observed by executrix. Int. al. for the payment of an annuity to
third son, Wiliam Snell, or otherwise the sum of ^^1500 — -one thousand
pounds thereof as his child's portion, and the other ^500 as a legacy
left him by brother, William Snell, deceased, as his nephew and godson.
For payment of annuities or legacies to sons John and Peter,= and to
youngest daughter Rebeccah, to make her fortune equal to each of her
sisters.
Will dated 26 December 1741, proved (with two codicils) at London
23 April 1 751; third and fourth codicils proved 10 February 1755.
ne^
Seal of Arms {Vyner): "■ A bend charged with a nmllet for difference.
On a chief two Cornish choughs; the badge of Ulster.
' Robert Vyner, born in 1683, purchased the Gautby estate, was Member for the
CO. of Lincoln in six Parliaments, and died in 1777, aged 94.
° Peter Snell inherited Whitley Court, Upton St. Leonards, under the will of his
uncle. Sir Thomas Snell, at the decease of his (Peter's) cousin, Mrs. Hyett. By his wife
Agnes, who died at Cheltenham, he had an only son, Vyner Snell, and four daughters.
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JVill of Margaret Snell, 1794. U^tvt^.
[Page 6.]
Margaret Snell' of Great Russell Street, Bloonisbury, widow of the
Rev. Vyner Snell, late Rector of Dodiiigton and March. To be buried
at Hartford near Huntingdon, in the grave with late husband, son and
daughter, and sister, and a marble monument to be put up. To son,
Peter Snell, estates at Little Reveley, Great Paxton and Toseland,
Hunts. Daughters, Mary Snell of Edmonton, widow of Mr. William
Snell, Margaret Barnard, wife of Mr. William Barnard, and Rebecca
Paris, wife of Mr. John Paris of Wanstead. Five children of said son
Peter, namely, Vyner, Margaret, Frances, Elizabeth and Agnes Snell.
Son William Snell, and said daughter Mary Snell, widow, joint e.vecutors,
the said son William, residuary legatee. Witnesses: Rich'' Thurston,
Lincoln's Inn, Thos. Breach and Jas. Brooks, his clerks.
First, second and third codjcils dated 25 April 1790. A further
bequest to granddaughter Frances Snell. Legacies to servants. "To be
buried at Hartford, and to have a stone placed over us between the
iron rails." To "Maid servant Margaret Hall as a reward for her
attendance on me in my sickness ^^40." A further legacy to daughter
Margaret Barnard, the widow of Mr. William Barnard.
Fourth codicil dated 5 July 1794. "I give to my grandson, John
Snell, ;^2o; to my grandchildren of my daughter Paris, j£^20 each; to
my grandchildren, the children of my son William Snell, ^20 each to
buy mourning."
Will dated 18 October 1783, proved at London 8 December 1794.
Will of fohii Paris, 1798.
John Paris of Wanstead, Essex. Marriage Settlement bearing date
22 November 1768. Wife Rebecca. Son Henry Paris (crossed out).
Daughters, Rebecca, Margaret, Maria, wife of Thomas Harvey, Elizabeth,
Sophia. Mr. Thomas Harvey and six of his children. Mr. Thomas
Furley Forster, jun', Mr. Benjamin Meggot Forster, Mr. Edw'' Forster,
jun''. Goddaughter, Miss Mary Snell ; Godson, Mr. John Snell. Miss
Frances Snell of Cheltenham, Mrs. Snell of Edmonton. Old servant,
Thomas Pape, ^100. Son, Archibald Paris, residuary legatee and
joint executor with Mr. Thomas Harvey.
19 Sept. 1798. Appeared personally Archibald Paris of Beech Hill,
in the county of Middlesex, Esq'', and made oath and so forth.
Will not dated, proved at London 26 September 179S, by Archibald
Paris.
IVill of Rebecca Paris, 1812.
Rebecca Paris of Wanstead, widow of the late John Paris. No. i
Memorandum, superscribed "Archibald Paris, Esq., Thos. Harvey,
Esq., Janv ig"" i8or, wrote by Rebecca Paris." No. 2. Wanstead,
March 14''' 1806: deceased brother, John Snell, brother W"" Snell, of
Salisbury Hall, Hertfordshire. No. 3. Wanstead, May 1'' 181 1, super-
' Testatrix was baptized at Swillington 4 February 1704-5, she died 25 November,
and was buried at Hartford, near Huntingdon, 4 December 1794.
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Harvey, scribed "Miss Rebecca Paris, wrote by her mother April i" 1811, to be
[Page 6.] dehvcred to Archibald Paris on the death of her mother." y^ May
181 2. Unmarried daughters, Rebecca, Margaret, Sophia. Richard
and Thomas Paris; William Harvey; James and Archibald du Boulay ;
"the Rev. Mr. Thos. Snell my nephew's eldest daughter, Miss Frederica
Snell;" the Rev. Cooper Willyams' son, John Vyner (elsewhere written
Viner) Willyams. Mrs. Willyams Kingston. Faithful servants, Thomas
Pape (^100), and Francis Skeet, coachman, (^100, in another place
;^So); June 4"" 1812, signed Rebecca Paris, sen"'. No. 4 is in the form
of a letter to Thos. Harvey, Esq', Portland Place, dated "May 181 2,
Wanstead," and superscribed "Thos. Harvey, Esq., Finchley Place,
Finchley."
20 Oct. 181 2. Appeared personally Archibald Paris of Beech Hill,
Barnet, in the county of Hertford, Thomas Furley Forster of Hackney,
and William Snell of Salisbury Hall in the parish of Shenley, Herts,
Esq^^
Will dated 19 January 1800, proved at London 7 November 181 2, by
Archibald Paris, Esq., the son, and Thomas Harvey, Esq., the executors,
according to the tenor, &c.
fVi// of Leonard Reveley, 1696.
Leonard Reveley of Woodhouse in the parish of Leeds. To be
buried at the "new church." To wife Sarah a life interest in all lands
and buildings : and after her decease, son Leonard Reveley to have the
house and land which testator had with his said wife. To son, Daniell
Reveley, a sum of money and a piece of ground in the "ridg" called
Hodg Roids, after decease of his mother. Son, Cornelius Reveley. To
(son) Timothy Reveley, a sum of money, and at his mother's death, a
close at Nethegren called Little Ing, and another close at black mire
lane side called Stony Roids. Wife sole executrix and residuary legatee.
Witnesses: Jas. Frather, Nathaniell Dracutt, and Susanna Slingsbie.
Will dated 21 July 1691, proved at York 3 January 1696.
Admon of Leonard Reveley, 1709.
Leonard Reveley' (died in February 1705). Admon dated 2 August
1709, to Mary Reveley, the widow.
Registry of the Exchequer Court of York (Ainsty.)
Will of Thomas Lee, 1737.
Thomas Lee'' of Leeds, Esq'■^ To wife Mary, the rents of certain
farms &c. for life, to wit, lands and tenements then demised to
Christopher Holmes of Summerscales, Thomas Reyner, Joseph Gill,
' His daughter Mary married Thomas Lee, of Leeds; she died 25 May 1750.
Northowram Register.
^ Thomas Lee, second son by the first wife, of John Lee of Sheffield, and afterwards
of Leeds, was baptized at Sheffield 24 September 1692, and died 24 June 1736; he
had three younger brothers, Godfrey, James, and Ferdinando Lee.
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John Demaine, John Hohnes, and John Tennant, all within the township Harvey,
of "Beaniesley," and after her decease, the same premises to son, Thomas [Tagc 6.]
Lee, and his heirs for ever. To son Timothy, lands <!v:c. in Hunslct in
the parish of Leeds, then in the tenure of William Nettleton, Joseph
Wilkinson, Peter Watkinson, Zachary Wilkinson, John Brocklehank,
Robert Ramsden, John Norfolk, Joseph Smith, John Sykes, and ICdmund
Wharton. To son James, lands iS:c. in Hunslet, then in the tenure of
Caleb Metcalfe, Joseph Rolhery, Humphrey Motley, John dray, James
Garnet, Andrew Mann, William Wild, Joseph Robinson, Joseph Crowther;
also one other house then empty, but late in the possession of Joseph
Robinson, and adjoining to J. Crowther's; also two closes of land called
Craister Land, then in testator's possession, lately bought of Mr. Abraham
Fenton of Hunslet, Salter. To son John," ^1500 when of age, interest
thereon at the rate of ^4 per cent, to be paid to his trustee or guardian
hereinafter named, during his minority. An additional legacy of ^1000
to each of three sons, Timothy, James, and John. Son Thomas, re-
siduary legatee. In case son Thomas die before attaining the age of 21,
his portion to go to second son, Timothy, and the latter's portion to be
equally divided between sons, James and John; if three of said four
sons die before coming of age, survivor to inherit the whole ; but if all
the sons die before coming of age, then the residue to wife and her heirs,
she in such case paying to cousin Ann, the wife of Mr. Benjamin Wigley
of Nottingham, gentleman, the sum of ^^looo, and to cousin, Samuel
Lee of Sheffield, cutler, ;^5oo. Wife to be guardian of said children, and
executrix. Witnesses: John Banks, Joseph Cliff, and John Way bran.
Will dated 16 July 1735, proved at York 7 June 1737, by Mary Lee,
the widow.
IVill of Thomas Lee, 1774.
Thomas Lee of Leeds, Esq'. To wife Margaret Lee, ^j^soo, post-
chaise horses and a saddle horse, jewels, plate, household furniture, &c.
—part absolutely, and part during life — reversion of the latter to son,
Richard Lee, at his mother's death. Eldest son, Thomas Lee,^ having
been amply provided for by marriage settlement of the estate at
Beamsley and otherwise, to receive a legacy of ;^ioo only. To said
wife, a life interest in the dwelling-house in Briggate in which testator
then lived, with the stables &c., with a right of passage to and from the
same into Boar Lane in Leeds; and in other property in Briggate, then
or late in the several occupations of Henry Reynolds, James Banks,
Thomas Upton, Greaves Livesey, Thomas Motley, Thomas Walker,
Mary Scholey, widow, and Samuel Banks; and also in property in Leeds
and Hunslet, then or late in the several tenures of John Ainsley, William
Stead, John Porter, Mr. Richard Markham, Caleb Metcalf, Joseph
Rothery and Humphrey Motley, except certain buildings and premises
near said dwelling-house of testator; And from and after her decease, to
son, Richard Lee and his heirs for ever, together with the buildings and
' Afterwards K.C. Attorney General. At one time M.P. for Clilheroe, and
subsequently for Higham Ferrers. At the decease of his only child and heiress,
unmarried, his portrait, by Sir Joshua Reynolds, and other heirlooms, went to
Charles Benjamin Lee-Mainwaring, as heir at law.
' Grandfather of the late Charles Benjamin Lee-Mainwaring.
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Harvey, premises, hereinbefore excepted out of devise to said wife; and also
[Page 6.] other property in Leeds and Sheffield, and all other real estates of
testator. Son, Richard Lee, sole executor and residuary legatee.
^\'itnesses: Charles Barnard, Jonath" Priestley, and Timothy Ley.
Will dated 21 January 1769, proved at York i April 1774.
Will of Anthony Markhant, 1731.
Anthony Markham of Leeds, Merch'. To wife Dorothy, a life
interest in property at Pudsey and Bramley, charged with an annuity
payable to Mrs. Eleanor Briggs ; reversion to friends, Thomas Greame
of London, and William Mawd of Leeds, upon trust for certain uses.
To eldest son, Richard Markham, property at Pudsey then in the tenure
of John Taylor, and all the residue of property in Pudsey and Bramley,
immediately after said wife's decease ; and also testator's dwelling house
&c. Plate and linnen to be divided equally amongst wife, and daughters,
Hannah, Margaret, Jane, and Dorothy, share and share alike. Henry,
Anthony, Thomas, second, third, fourth (and youngest) sons. Testator's
real estates at Pudsey and Bramley, mortgaged to Mr. Robert Stansfield
for payment of ;^5oo to Hutton Briggs, son of said Eleanor Briggs,
upon attaining the age of 21. Eldest son Richard, sole executor.
Witnesses : Thos. Nettleton, J. Cappe, and Ric. Wilson.
Will dated 16 November 1731, proved at \^ork 23 December 1731.
PVill of George Fen ton, 1542.
George Fenton of Leeds. To be buried in St. Peter's at Leeds before
the Rood. Wife Elizabeth. Son William. Daughters, Agnes, Grace,
Alice. Wife executrix. Witnesses : Rich'' Boith, Geo. Symson, Rich''
Musgrave, and Alex'' Renie.
Will dated 20 July 1542, proved at York 19 August 1542.
IVill of Abraham Fentonn, 1638.
Abraham Fentonn ■ of Hunslet Woodhouse, in the parish of Leeds.
Will dated 15 February 1637, proved at York 25 June 1638, by William
and Thomas Fenton, sons of deceased.
IVill of William Fenton, 1675.
William Fenton of Hunslett Woodehouse, in the parish of Leeds,
Gentleman. Will dated 17 February 1674, proved at York 7 March
'675, by Alice Fenton, widow, the relict.
' Testator w.is married more than once.
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IVill of SaraJi Fcnfon, 1 746. Harvey.
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Sarah Fenton of the Glasshouse, in the parish of Rothwell, spinster.
To brother, James Fenton, jQ.\o. To Marmaduke Reakes of Sheffield,
£20. To ^Irs. Uewland, wife of Mr. Mark Dewland of Harwich, jQ2o.
Sister (in-law) Rachael. Brother James, sole executor and residuary
legatee, jdo for funeral. Witnessed by Chas. Barnard.
Will dated 3 May 1745, proved at York 12 July 1746.
IVi/l of [antes Fenton, 1 760.
James Fenton of Glasshouse, in the parish of Rothwell, Gentleman.
To wife, lands situate at Leeds Town End, in possession of Thomas
Moxon, Michael Cottam, and William Wakefield, for life, ^300, property
in Lodge Farm, choice of plate, &c. To daughter Ayrton, a life interest
in all rents and profits of houses and lands lately purchased of Thomas
Hill, surviving acting trusteee of the will of John Todd, late of
Hunslet. Mr. Richard Ayrton, husband of said daughter. Sons,
William and Thomas Fenton. To granddaughter Sarah, ^1000.
Younger granddaughters, Jane, Rachell, Ellinor (Hellen), Elizabeth,
and Ann, children' of said William Fenton. To grandson James, son
of said William, all right, interest &c. in the estate belonging to son
Christopher and his wife ; remainder to the next son of said William,
and the eldest son of said son Thomas, and their heirs in equal
portions ; remainder to said William and Thomas, their heirs &c.
for ever; each respective devisees to hold as tenants in common,
and not as joint tenants. To Mr. Richard Ayrton, son-in-law, ;^20o.
To son Christopher, £10, and to his (Christopher's) wife, ;^io, and
unto their daughter Elizabeth,'' ;^20, and all the plate that was her
father's. To son, William Fenton, such part of estate as was lately
purchased of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Bannister Bales, consisting of all
those capital messuages called North Hall and Spring Gardens, &c.,
now or late in the possession or occupation of James Bentley, Henry
Nutter, Simon Backhouse, Clark and Neesam, their assigns or under-
tenants, said premises situated in the parish of Leeds. To son, Thomas
Fenton, all the estate situated at Woodhouse Hill in the parish of
Leeds, being part of certain tenements purchased of Charles Bathurst,
Esq^ and now or late in the occupation of William Willans, also a close
adjoining the last, in the way to Middleton, in the occupation of Robert
Jubb, also another tenement then or late in the possession of the said
Robert Jubb ; also two other closes of land called the Tower Ingg ; and
another messuage and land called the Weeks, lying within the Liberty
of Middleton in the parish of Rothwell, left to testator by his father ;
also Well Croft at Woodhouse Hill ; also a messuage, &c., and six
closes (three left to testator by his father, the other three purchased of
' Of these, Sarah married firstly, John Cutforthay, and secondly, William Hoyle,
but had no issue ; Jane became the wife of Richard Lee ; Rachel married Thomas
Jaques of Leeds ; Hellen married firstly, Thomas Mainwaring, and secondly. Sir
Richard Kaye, Baronet, Dean of Lincoln, at whose death in 1810, the Baronetcy
expired ; Elizabeth married Rev. John Cleaver, D.D., of Malton.
' Married Col. William Tancred.
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Harvey, said Charles Bathurst), one of which then or lately in the occupation of
IPage 6.] Thomas Barber, and the remainder in testator's own possession, lying
and being on the S.E. side of the Lane leading from Woodhouse Hill
to Middleton (Coal Mines excepted). Also to son Thomas, all that
messuage, lands, &c., lately purchased of Messrs. Lodges and Miss
Lodge, known by the name of Banks, situated in the parish of Rothwell,
in possession of William Pollard, and in testator's own possession.
Residue to sons William and Thomas Fenton, as tenants in common ;
said William and Thomas, joint executors. Witnesses : Leo'' Atkinson,
Rob* Jubb, and John Moxon.
Codicil dated 7 November 1758, to will of James Fenton, late of
Glasshouse in Rothwell, but then of Hague-side in the same parish,
Gentleman. Legacy of ;^3oo to wife revoked. To son-in-law, Richard
Ayrton, ^^looo upon trust, to pay the interest to testator's wife during
her life, and after her decease to pay said sum of ^^looo to such
daughter or daughters of son, William Fenton, by his late wife, as
testator's wife may direct or appoint, and in default, to all and every
such daughter of son William in equal shares. To grandson James, one
hundred guineas when he shall attain the age of twenty years. Wit-
nesses : Robert Berry, Betty Thompson, and W™ Gilbert.
Will dated 3 January 1756, proved at York by Thomas Fenton,
gent", son, and one of the executors named, 12 March 1760.
Will of Rachel Fenton, 1773.
Rachel Fenton, widow of James Fenton, late of Hague Side, Roth-
well, gentlem". Granddaughter, Sarah Fenton, eldest daughter of son,
William Fenton, residuary legatee and sole executrix. Grandsons,
William and Thomas, sons of son, Thomas Fenton. Son-in-law, Richard
Ayrton of Malton, gentleman. To said Sarah Fenton, ;^4oo; and ;^ioo
apiece to each of said Sarah's sisters, viz., Mary Fenton ; Jane, the wife
of Richard Lee of Leeds, Esq. ; Rachel Fenton ; Hellen (called Ellinor
in husband's will) Mainwaring, wife of Thomas Mainwaring, Esquire ;
Elizabeth Fenton ; Ann Fenton, all daughters of said son, William
Fenton, by his late wife. Witnesses : Leo'' Atkinson and Sam' Smithson.
Will dated 27 February 1772, proved at York 18 September 1773.
Will of William Fenton, 1775.
William Fenton of the Carr House in the parish of Rotherham,
Esquire. Son, James Fenton. Five (then unmarried) daughters, Sarah,
Mary, Rachel, Elizabeth and Ann Fenton, to have the tenant-right and
interest in the Carr House, &c., with the coach and horses used there,
and all the cows and hackney or saddle horses. To brother, Thomas
Fenton of the Haigh-side, Rothwell, Esquire, certain property upon
trust. To daughter, Sarah Fenton, _;^25oo. To daughter, Mary Fenton,
;^3ooo. To daughter Jane, wife of Richard Lee of Leeds, Esq"^, ;^iooo.
To daughter, Rachel Fenton, ^^3000. To daughter Hellen, wife of
Thomas Mainwaring, Esq', ;^iooo. To daughter, Ann Fenton, ;^3ooo.
To brother-in-law, Richard Ayrton of Malton, Esq'', ;^3ooo upon trust
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for daughter, Elizabeth Fenton. Son, James Fenton, residuary legatee. Harvey.
Brother, Thomas Fenton, sole executor. Witnesses: James Kenion, [Page 6.]
Rob' Read, and Josiah Beckwith.
Will dated 13 October 1774, proved at London 6 May 1775.
Will of TJiomas Fenton, 1814.
Thomas Fenton of Rothwell Haigh, co. of York, Esq'. Friends,
Francis Maude of Wakefield, Barrister, Arthur Heywood of Liverpool,
Esq"', John Raper, the younger, of York, Esq', trustees. Son William ;
son Thomas (and wife.) Nieces, Mary Fenton, Elizabeth Cleaver, Jane
Lee, Dame Helen Kaye, and Ann Fenton. Kinswoman, Elizabeth
Tancred, wife of William Tancred, Esq'. Son William, sole executor
and residuary legatee. Witnesses : John Parnaby, Thos. Rawling, and
W. Scott.
Codicil dated 30 May 1808. Witnesses: J. P. Heywood, Frances
Bayley, and Margaret Heywood.
Codicil dated 6 December 1810. Witnesses : Geo. Leather, Thomas
Rawling, and W. Scott.
Will dated 16 March 1808, proved at York 18 February 1814.
IVill of Mary Fenton, 1814.
Mary Fenton of Rothwell Haigh, Spinster. R. B. Livesey of Sowerby,
Esq., and Rev. J. J. Cleaver of Appleton le Street, trustees. Sisters,
Sarah Hoyle, Jane Lee, Dame Hellen Kaye, Elizabeth Cleaver, Rachel
Jaques, deceased, Anne Fenton. Children of sister, Jane Lee, viz.,
William,' Thomas, Leonard, and Charles Lee, and (Margaret) Jane
Paris; Sophia, wife of said William Lee. Anne Burton and Maria
Lee, the two surviving daughters of said sister. Dame Hellen Kaye (by
first husband.') Rev. John Cleaver, son of sister Elizabeth Cleaver.
Nephews, James Lee, Charles Mainwairing, Thomas George Jaques.3
Nieces, Mary (Jaques), wife of (Robert) William Brandling, Esq.,*
Thomasine Fenton, Jane (Cleaver), wife of Robert Bell-Livesey, Esq., 5
Mary (Cleaver), wife of John Newbery. Brother-in-law, Thomas Jaques.
■ William Lee of Grove Hall, near Pontefract, Treasurer of the West Riding, born
II December 1767, married at Silkstone 2 January 1792, Sophia Wentworth, sister of
Mrs. Diana Beaumont of Bretton. Mr. Lee died 1837, his widow died in March
1862, both buried at Darrington.
* Thomas Mainwaring of Kettlethorp, high sheriff of Lincolnshire, 1762, by Helen
(Fenton) his wife, had a son, Charles Mainwaring of Goltho Hall, co. Lincoln, high
sheriff, 1801, died s.p. ; and three daughters: Maria, married 4 February 1794, John
Lee of the Abbey, Knaresborough ; Anne, married 15 December 1794, Benjamin
Burton of Burton Hall, co. Carlow ; Elizabeth, married George Langton of Langton,
CO. Lincoln, and died 6 October 1813.
3 Married Eliza Frances, eldest daughter of William Gore, M.P. for co. Leitrim,
who died in 181 5. Mrs. Jaques' brother, Mr. William Ormsby-Gore of Porkington,
CO. Salop, M.P., purchased Mr. Archibald Paris's house in Portland Place.
■* Robert William Brandling of Low Gosforth, barrister-at-law, J. P. for Northum-
berland, left issue by Mary (Jaques) his wife, four sons and five daughters; the fourth
daughter married Sir Peter Fairbairn, and the youngest married Lord Lilford.
5 Mr. R. Bell-Livesey of Kildale, co. York, his only child and heiress married
Edmund Turton, M.P., of Brasted Park, co. Kent.
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Harvey. Uncle, Thomas Fenton of Rothwell Haigh, Esq. Cousins, William
[Page 6.1 Fenton, Mrs. Fenton, widow of late cousin, Thomas Fenton, the
younger, Elizabeth Tancred. Niece, Mary Newbery, sole executrix.
Will dated 6 October 1813, proved at York 9 August 1814.
Admon of William Tancred, 1817.
William Tancred, late of Rotherham, Esq', deceased, intestate.
Admon dated 15 March 18 17, granted at Doncaster to Harry Thompson,
a creditor (Elizabeth Tancred, widow, having survived her said husband,
but having since died without administering his effects.)
Registry, Exchequer Court of York.
IVill of Robert Mould, 1721.
Robert Mould of Armyn in the parish of Snaith. Sons, Thomas,
Alexander," and Robert. Daughters, Elizabeth, Ann, and Sarah Mould.
Grandchildren, Robert and John Peack. Eldest son Thomas, sole
executor and residuary legatee. Witnesses : George Gofton, Thomas
Morrison, and Ann Coplay.
Will dated 21 December 1720, proved in the Peculiar Court of Snaith
10 May 1721, by Thomas Mould, elder son.
Will of Thomas Mould, 1735.
Thomas Mould of Armin. Daughters, Mary and Hellen Mould.
Son Thomas. Wife Hellen, sole executrix and residuary legatee.
Witnesses : John Lightfoot, Sarah Mould, and Alexander Mould. Will
dated 3 November 1734, proved in the Peculiar Court of Snaith 25
March 1735.
Will of Archibald Paris, 1857.
Archibald Paris of West Lodge in the parish of Enfield. Wife
Margaret Jane, John Harvey (not son-in-law), and son, Charles (Snell)
Paris, executors. Witnesses : John Hewetson, j', i Catherine Court,
Tower Hill, and W. H. Godfrey, clerk to the above.
Codicil dated 25 April 1846. Henry Pai-ker, solicitor at White Lodge,
Cockfosters, to be an additional executor. Witnessed by G. West,
gardener (to) Mr. Pare (sic), and Jas. Monk, butler to Mr. Paris.
Second codicil dated January 1851. Testator having become tenant
of Abdale House, under Mr. Fulke Southwell Greville of North Myms
' Alexander Mould of Armyn, married at York Minster 10 April 1 722, Jane
Mitchell; their daughter Sarah bapt, at Armyn 21 January 1726.
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Place, for 7, 14, or 21 years', lease devised to said wife and unmarried Harvey.
daughter. Witnessed by John Matthews, gardener, and James Monk, [I'agcO.j
butler.
Appeared personally John Matthews of Enfield, gardener, and (the
said) James Monk of North Mimms, "gentleman,"' and made oath and
so forth. Affidavit, 20 November 1857.
Will dated 13 July 1841, proved at London 25 November 1857.
Will of Margaret fane Paris, 1865.
Margaret Jane Paris, late of Beech Hill Park, but then of Trent
Lodge, Hadley, Middlesex, widow of Archibald Paris, Esq^ Daughters:
Jane Eliza Paris ; Charlotte, wife of Stanley Percival, Esq. ; Harriet
(Mary) widow of the late John Hervey, Esq. ; Fanny, wife of Major
Richard Fawkes. Sons, Richard (Ross) Paris, Thomas, Charles Snell,
and Rev. Archibald Paris. Children of youngest son, last named. Son,
Charles Snell Paris, and Henry Parker of Bedford Row, executors.
Witnesses : Fred. Searle Parker and W'" S. Parker, Sol", 1 7 Bedford
Row, London.
Will dated 7 January 1865, proved at London 9 August 1865, by
Charles Snell Paris.
IVill of fane Elisa Paris, 1892.
Jane Eliza Paris of Trent Cottage, Hadley, Middlese.x, spinster.
Brothers, Charles Snell Paris, Thomas Paris (and Charlotte his wife.)
Sisters, Fanny Fawkes and Charlotte Percival, residuary legatees.
Nephews, William Marsh Harvey, Frederick (Mortimer) Harvey ; nieces,
Mary (Frances) Southey, Catherine (Favel) Jubb, and their sisters —
children of deceased sister, Harriet Mary Harvey. Major Montague
Fawkes (eldest), and the other sons of said Fanny Fawkes. Children
of said Charlotte Percival. Children of late brother. Rev. Archibald
Paris. Friends, Henry Eardley Aylmer Dalbiac, and Robert Bevan.
Brother-in-law, Major Richard Fawkes, and Chas. W" Dalbiac, executors.
Witnesses : F. A. Bevan, 54 Lombard Street, banker, and John Perring,
butler to F. A. Bevan, Esq., Ludgrove, New Barnet.
Will dated 8 June 1885, proved at London 4 February 1892.
Codicil dated 5 March 1890. Nephews and nieces, Mary Southey,
Kate Jubb, Eleanor Harvey, Annie Tabor, Louisa, Emily, William and
Fred. Harvey; Montagu, Wilmot, Wentworth, Lionel, Reginald, Algernon,
and Archibald Fawkes ; Edward Alan, Archibald, and Margaret Percival ;
Edith White, Helen Walker, Mildred Berkeley, Rhoda Dalbiac, Herbert
and Archibald Paris— children of the late (Rev.) A. Paris. Legacies to
charities and servants. Witnesses ; Fanny Warren, Trent Vicarage, and
Lena Ridsdale, Clapham Common.
Proved at London 22 March 1892.
' So styled in the .iffiUavit.
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Harvey. Confirmation of Arms to George Harvey, of
^^'^''^■■' . Maldon, co. Essex, 1603.
To all and singular noble and gentlemenne of all estates and degrees
bearinge armes, to whome these presents shall comme. William Dethicke
Garter, principall Kinge of Armes of Englande, and William Camden,
alias Clarencieux Kinge of Armes for the southe, east, and west partes
of this realme sende Greetings. Know ye that in all nations and king-
dommes, the recorde and rem'brance of the valiant feats and actions and
virtuous dispositions of worthy men have been made known and divulged
by certain Shields of Armes, and tokens of Chivalrie, the graunt or
testimonie whereof appertaineth unto us by virtue of our offices from the
King's most excellent Majestic, and his Highnesses Most Noble and
victorious progenitors. Wherefore, being soUicited, and by certaine
reporte informed that George Harvey, now of the town of Maldon, in
the countie of Essex, youngest of four sons of Roger Harvey, whose
father, for his approved services to her late most excellent highnesse the
princesse Elizabeth, Queen of England of famous Memorie, was
advanced and rewarded with lands and tenements in those partes of
Essex, where they have continued by many descents and borne magis-
tracie in good regimission and credit ; and for that the s" George Harvey
having been by the King's Highnesse made a Captain in the Troopes
now raising for the goode service of his highnesse in the kingdomme of
Irelande, and having produced unto us this his ancient coate of Armes
heretofore assigned unto him : In consideration of the premises. And for
his encouragement in a Foreign Lande, And for the encouragement of
his posteritie, unto whom such Blazon of Armes and Atchievement of
Inheritance by the Ancient Laws and customs of Armes may lawfully
descende. Wee, the saide Garter and Clarencieux, have assigned,
granted and confirmed, and by these presents exemplified unto the s'*
George Harvey and to his posteritie that Shielde and Coate of Armes
viz : In a Shielde of Gules, a bend dexter Argent, charged with three
Trefoiles Vert, and for his crest or cognizance a lion proper, holding in
his dexter paw a Trefoile Vert, fixed on an helmet with Mantles and
Tassels, as more plainly may appear depicted in this Margent, signifyinge
therby that it may and shall be lawful for him the said George Harvey,
and that it shall be lawful for his children, issue, and posteritie, to bear,
use, and quarter, and shew forth the same with their due differences in
all lawful warlike feats or civil use or exercises, accordinge to the laws of
Armes and customes that to Gentlemenne belongeth, without lette or
interruption of any person or persons for using or bearinge the same.
In witness whereof, and in testimonie of the same, wee have subscribed
our names, and fastened the seals of our offices. Given at the office of
Armes, in London, the 3rd day of December, in the first year of the
reigne of our most gracious Sovereigne Lorde James, by the Grace of
God, Kinge of Englande, Scotlande, France, and Irelande, defender of
the Faithe, and soforth,
W. Dethicke, Garter.
W. Cambden, Clarencieux.
The original is in the possession of George Miller Harvey, of Malin
Hall, CO. Donegal.
58
£!iai!!i&S$i»!«»
IN MEMORY OF MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
OF HULBERT OF THIS PARISH MANV OF
WHOM LIE BURIED IN THE VAULTS BENEATH
AND WHOSE RECORDING TOMBSTONES WERE COVERED
OVER ON THE RESTORATION OF THIS CHANCEL IN 1878 .
JAMES HULBERT of Eastom born about 1547 left issue two sons .
JOHN born 1576 DIED 3"-° SEPTEMBER I626.AND THOMAS
BORN WJJ MARRIED ELUABETH WALLIS DIED the 16™ October
1632 HAVIM6 HAD ISSUE two SONS AND SIX DAUGHTERS OF WHOM
JAPIES HULBERT was born in 1614< and died 5L" April 1653
LEAVING A SON
THOMAS HULBERT of Eastom who married 22i° April l6l9
CATHERINE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THOMAS LONG OF MONKTOM AND
RowDEN. Wilts. AND had issue four children
ELIZABETH, ROBERT, JOHN AMD THOMAS, OF WHOM
THOMAS HULBERT of Easton and Wooton Basset was born
m ld80,MARRlED CATHERINE OALLIMORE AMD DIED l6L«jAriUARy1 743.
LEAVING ISSUE TWO SONS THOMAS AND JOHN.AND TWO DAU6HTERS.0F WHOM
THOMAS HULBERT MDoFNEv/BURyBERKS,i«iARRiED LUCY CHURCH
AND HAD TWO DAUGHTERS,
LUCy BORN 1743 DIED 20^^ JANUARV 1840 AND
ELIHABETH BORN 1^46 DIED 17Iif DECEMBER 1819,
andJOHH HULBERT of Corshaw born 1713 married MARV SMITH of
RowDEM House, CHIPPENHAM died 21? June I799 leaving issue
FIVE CHILDREN, namely.
I.CATHERINE WHO MARRIED JOHN HEART AND WHOSE DAUGHTER
MARY SOPHIA MARRIED JOHH SWAVME ofWiltom.
2J0HN GALLinORE HULBERT BORN 1741 MARRIED EUZABETH
KINGTON OF Stowell. Wilts, AND died 19 - December 1801
3. ROBERT HULBERT OF FROME WHO DIED JULV 1794.
4. JANE BORN 8Ii2 OCTOBER 1739 MARRIED RICHARD HILL OF
Pickwick AND DIED 20^^" May 1817 AND
5. NARy WHO MARRIED GEORGE PRIOR 0FHALSE,S0MERSET,AND
Sydenham, Kent.ano DiEDiy"JANUARyl828 leaving foursukviving
CHILDREN OF WHOM HER ELDEST DAUGHTER
MARY PRIOR BORN I^IofJune 1770 married RICHARD HAVWARD
ALEXANDER OF CORSHAM and DIED lOii! December 1866 leaving ISSUE
TWO SONS AND A DAUGHTER WHO RESTORED THIS CHi\WCEL IN 1878.NAMELV
RICHARD CHANDLER ALEXANDER WHO in 1859 ASSUMED THE
SURNAME OF PRIOR OF HALSE,
6E0R6E ALEXANDER OF Highworth,amd
MARVANNE WHO MARRIED GABRIEL GOLDNEy MP OF BeeCH-
FiELD, Corshaw, the lav Rector of this Parish
BRASS COMMEMORATING MEMBERS OF THE HULBERT FAMILY,
IN THE CHANCEL OF CORSHAM CHURCH, WILTS.
FRONTISPIECE TO FRIENDLY EPISTLES TO DEISTS AND JEWS."
BY EDWARD GOLDNEY. SENR.. GENT."
LONDON: PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR AND SOLD BY HIS SON
EDWARD GOLDNEY, STATIONER, IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD,
THE SECOND DOOR FROM WATLING STREET, 1760."
HENRY GOLDNEY OF CHIPPENHAM, A TRUSTEE OF THE WILL OF
WILLIAM PENN, THE FOUNDER OF PENNSYLVANIA; MARRIED IN 1713
ELIZABETH, DAUGHTER OF GEORGE SPEKE OF HASLEBURY, WILTS;
HE DIED IN 1733.
^^ra/'^^/i^^-e^'^'^^^^
FRANCIS BENNETT QOLDNEY OF GREAT MARLOW, BUCKS, BORN 4 MARCH,
1768; MARRIED 13 SEPTEMBER, 1792. ELIZABETH, DAUGHTER OF JOHN
LOVEGROVE; HE DIED IN SEPTEMBER, 1829;
■^i^aeUc/- i:yuij///tod LM'^/r/rf^// .
Goldney Pedigree.
For earlier Pedigree, commencing in 15th century, see Baronetage.
(i.ibriel Goldney of Chippenham, =
CO. Wilts (son of Gabriel Goldney
of Chippenham, by Margaret his
wife, dau. of John Bennett of
Sniallbrook), born in 1732; Bay-
liffe of Chippenham in 1766, 1780,
and 1790; died 3 August, bur. at
Chippenham 9 August 1790.
=Sarah Guy of Westrop, Cor-
sham, CO. Wilts, born in 1736;
marr. at Chippenham ; died
29 January, aged 78, bur. at
Chippenham 5 February
1814.
Arms on record at Ike Collide 0/ Arms,— Vex
pale, giiles and azure, on a bend engrailed, plain
cottised argent, between two eagles displayed of
the last, three garbs sable, banded or.
Crest. — In front of a garb sable banded as in
the amis, three cinquefoils or.
Motto. — Honor \nrtutis proemium.
Harry Goldney of Chippen-
ham, born 14 June, bapt. at
Chippenham 2 July 1774;
Mayor of Chippenham
1S20, 1830, 1841 and 1843 ;
died 2 November, bur. at
Chippenham 8 November
1852.
^Elizabeth Reade, dau. and
heiress of Michael Bur-
rough of Salisbury, l>ord
of Manor of Alton Priors,
CO. Wilts; born 15 No-
vember 1789 ; marr. at St.
Edmund's, Salisbury, 22
October 1812 ; died 16 Au-
gust, bur. at Chippenham
21 August 1863.
Other
Sir Gabriel Goldney, Bart, (so created=
II May i88o),of Beechfield, Corsham,
and of Bradenstoke Abbey, in parish
of Lyneham, both co. Wilts; born 25
July, bapt. at Chippenham 3 December
1813 ; M.P. for borough of Chippen-
ham 1865-1885 ; J. P. and D.L. of said
CO. of Wilts ; Mayor of Chippenham
1853; High Sheriff of Wilts 1893;
Lord of Manors of Chippenham, Shel-
don, Lowden, Bradenstoke, Stanley,
and Rectory Manor of Corsham, and
lay Rector of Corsham.
^Mary Anne, dau.
of Richard Hay-
ward Alexander
of Corsham, and
of Mary, dau. of
George Prior of
Sydenham ; marr.
at Corsham 1 6
September 1839.
William Burrough Gold-
ney, born 10 June,
bapt. II August 181 9 ;
died 6 Sept. 1826, bur.
at Chippenham.
Elenora Jane, born 4
Feb. 1816; died 12
March 1868.
Margaret Anne of Clif-
ton, born 28 Septem-
ber 1817.
I
Sarah Frances, born 1 9
Sept., bapt. at Chip-
penham I Nov. 1821;
marr. at Chippenham
13 Jan. 1844, William
Kemm of Corsham,
M.R.C.S., Coroner for
Corsham ; born 9 June
1 81 4; died 18 May,
aged 73, bur. at Cor-
sham 23 May 1888.
MX J
I
Gabriel Prior Goldney of
Derriads, Chippenham, and
of the Inner Temple, Bar-
rister-at-Law ; born 4 Au-
gust, bapt. at Chippenham
27 September 1843; ap-
pointed a Royal Commis-
sioner for Norwich Election
Inquiry 1875, Recorder of
Helstone 1876-1879, and
of Poole 1879-1882; Re-
membrancer for City of
London 1882 ; J.P. for
Wilts, D.L. for City of Lon-
don ; Major Royal Wilts
Yeomanry Cavalry.
Frederick Hastings=
Goldney of Rowden
House, Chippen-
ham, and of Prior
Place, Camberley,
CO. Surrey ; born 26
May, bapt. at Cor-
sham 5 July 1845;
Mayor of Chippen-
ham 1874-1888,
J.P. for Wilts and
for Surrey.
=Ethel Julia,
dau. of Henry
James Fowle
Swayneof the
Island, \Vil-
ton ; Recor-
der of Wilton;
marr. at Wil-
ton 6 Febru-
ary 1875.
Sir John Tankervillc Goldney, Knt., of
Birkenhead, and of the Inner Temple,
Barrister-at-Law; born 15 June, bapt. at
Corsham, Wilts, 14 July 1846; Attorney-
General of Leeward Islands 1880-1S81 ;
acting Chief Justice 1881-1883, Judge of
High Court British Guiana 1883-1887,
Judge of Straits Settlements 1887-1892,
and nowChief Justice of Trinidad; K.B.
1893 ; marr. at Birkenhead 9 February
1875, Jane Macgregor, dau. of John Laird
of Birkenhead, M.P. for that borough.
Mary Catherine, born 14 Oct., bapt. at
Chippenham 16 Oct. 1841 ; died 4 Aug.,
bur. at Chippenham 7 Aug. 1854.
Katherine Long,
born 2 2 Oct. bapt.
at Chippenham
25 Nov. 1878.
Mary Delariviere,
born 4 February,
bapt. at Chippen-
ham 17 Mar.i88o.
Eveline Margaret Hun-
gerford born 1 1 July,
bapt. at Chippenham
28 August 1882.
59
Lucy Hulbert,
born 3 Jan., bapt.
at Frimley, Sur-
rey, 1 7 Feb. 1889.
Henry Hastings Gold-
ney, born 3 July, bapt.
at Chippenham 8 Au-
gust 1886.
Prior.
[Page 9.]
Paull.
[Page 11.]
Richards of Halgarrick, co. Cornwall.
William Richards of Colbrooke, co. Devon
John Richards of Halgarrick, Crowan, co. Cornwall, born in 1656; died 13=
May, bur. at Crowan, in vault, 15 May 1750. Will proved 31 November 1750.
Signature and Seal to a Deed dat^d 23 October 1717.
Mary Richards,
a/ias Penhall,
marr. in 1697 ;
died 15 Jan-
uary, bur. at
Crowan 1 7 Jan-
uary 1 715.
John Richards of Halgarrick and Binnerton, born there 24 Feb- =7= Mary Pliilippa, dau. of An-
ruary, bapt. at Crowan 27 May 169S; died 11 January, bur. at
Crowan 13 January 1773. Will dated 23 November 1763, proved
S April 1773.
Signature and Seal to a Deed dated 23 November 1763, giving
Binnerton to William Richards.
thony Arthur of Crowan ;
born in 1702, bapt. at
Crowan 7 September 17 10;
marr. there 27 January 1722 ;
died in 1764, bur. at Crowan.
William Richards of Halgarrick and Binnerton ; born at Halgarrick=
in 1730, bapt. at Crowan ; bur. at Crowan. M.I. Will dated 5 April
1773, proved 26 November 1792.
=Grace, dau. of T. Tre-
venen of Crowan (sister
of Rev. John Trevenen
of Camborne); marr. in
1753; bur. at Crowan 26
December 1764.
Rev. John Richards, M.A., L.L.B., born
at Halgarrick in 1755, bapt. at Crowan 6
August 1755 ; of Exeter
College, Oxford, matric-
ulated 25 May 1772,
aged 17, ordained
Deacon 3 August 1777,
Priest 12 July 1779;
for 38 years Rector of
Camborne ; died at
Camborne 20 June,
bur. there 25 June 1 824.
M.I. Will dated 4 July 1819, proved 4
August 1824.
=Elizabeth, dau. of John Vivian of Rosewarne, and
sister of James Vivian of Pencalenick, High Sheriff
of Cornwall 1772; coheiress of the Pencalenick
estates, and aunt of Sir Barrington Reynolds of
Penair, Truro; born at Rosewarne, Camborne; bapt.
25 May 1 751; marr. at Camborne in 1788; died there
21 Oct. 1823, aged 69, bur. in Vivian vault at Cam-
borne. M.I.
Autograph from a book at Bosvigo, dated 1870.
From a book at Bosvigo.
60
Rev. William Riciiards, born in 1659; of New Inn Hall,
Oxford, matriculated 20 March 1677, aged 17, B.A. 1681,
M.A. 1684 ; Rector of St. Allen and Perranzabuloe for 23
years till his death ; died at St. Allen, near Truro, 6 April,
aged 73, bur. there 17 A[)ril 1730.
William Crowgey of I'enryn, son of Johii Crowgey of=
Tremough ; born 26 June 1731 ; Captain Royal Cornwall
Miners' Artillery 30 August 1760 ; died 3 March 1806.
Signature to .1 M.irriai;L' Sclilemcnt ilatcd 21 July 17S3.
Philippa, born
at Halgarrick ;
bapt. at C row-
an in February
1735; niarr. 5
December
Ann, born at Hal-
garrick, bapt. at
Crowan 31 April
1737; died at Hal-
garrick, buried at
Crowan 21 Novem-
ber 1759.
A\
Ann, born 5 May
1756, bapt. at
Crowan the same
day ; died there
in infancy.
Philippa, born at
Crowan in 1763,
bapt. there 6 De-
cember 1763;
died at Halgar-
rick 9 April, bur.
at Crowan 1 5
April 1826.
I
Grace, born at Hal-
garrick in 1754,
bapt. at Crowan 6
February 1761 ;
marr. Rev. John
Allen, who was bur.
at Crowan 27 Sep-
tember 1817. She
was buried in the
Richards vault at
Crowan 1 2 May
•817. .
I
William Richards, born at Halgarrick, bapt. at Crowan
6 August 1758; marr. Susannah, dau. of William
Richards of Helston (marriage settlement dated 21 July
1783)- He died at Penryn 17 April 1817, and bur. same
day at St. Gluvias. =;=
Sign.nlufts l.i Marriage Selllemenl (iatcd 21 July 1783.
William Richards of Rose-
warne, born at Camborne
17 July 1790, bapt. pri-
vately, and received into
the Church 22 July 1791;
of Exeter College, Oxford,
matriculated 14 Mar. 18 10,
aged 19 ; died at Rosewarne
about i860, bur. in the
Vivian vault, Camborne.
^/a
Mary, born at Camborne 20 March, pri--pjames Paull of Rosewarne,
vately bapt. 22 March, and received into
the Church 25 July 1794 ; marr. at Cam-
borne, by licence, 14 November 1826;
became sole heiress on the death of her
brother; died 31 May, bur. at Camborne
in the family vault 3 June 1SS2
Camborne, born 28 June
1796, bapt. at Camborne
I Jan. 1797; died 5 April,
bur. at Camborne 9 April
1S74.
^"2^ ,5^t^x^^<»-*v^
6r
Autograph from a book at Bosvigo, dated June 4, 1806.
Philip Richards, born at Halgarrick, bapt. at Crowan 7 May=
1733: Captain Cornwall Militia, and D.L. for Cornwall 1779;
died at Bath 7 May, bur. in the Abbey Church, North Aisle,
II May 1798. M.I. Will dated 5 April 1796.
Signature to Marriage Settlement dated 24 September 1763.
'Mary, only dau. of Joseph I.os-
combe of Bristol: marr. at St.
James', Bristol, 24 Septcmbc-r
1763, by license (marriage settle-
ment dated 24 September 1703);
died 12 April, bur. at Bath Abbey
18 April 1800. M.l.
Signature to Marriage SetlltinenI dated 24 September 1763. £
Rev. Joseph Richards, born at Bristol 2 July, bapt. at=f=Anne, dau. of Rev.
St. Gluvias 2 September 1766; of Exeter College, Ox-
ford, B.A. 1788, M.A. 1791; Vicar of Wedmore, co.
Somerset; died there 27 December 1826, bur. at
Wedmore 3 January 1827.
v;^,
Signature to Marriage Settlement dated 5 .\ugiist 1793.
Josias Foot, Vicar of
Antony, born in 1768;
marr. 31 May 1794;
died at Upland, near
Plymouth, 3 1 May
1812, aged 44.
Signature and Seal (with Arms of Foot) to
Marriage Settlement dated 5 August 1793.
Rev. Joseph Loscombe Richards, born at=
Tamerton Foliott, Devon, 21 February
1798 ; B.A. 1821, M.A. 1822, B.D. 1832,
D.D. 1838; Rector of Bushey 1835-
1838, Rector of Exeter College, Vicar of
Kidderminster 1 838-1 854, Chaplain to
Prince Albert 1840; died s.p. at Bon-
church, Isle of Wight, 27 February, bur.
at Exeter College Chapel 7 March 1854.
=Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
Rev. John Walter Baugh,
Rector of Ripple, co. Wor-
cester ; bom at Ripple in
1812, bapt. there; marr. 28
September 1837; died at
Oxford 10 June, bur. m
Exeter College Chapel 16
June 1840.
Arabella Symons, born
at Tamerton February
1803; died at St. Ger-
mans 20 November,
aged 75, bur. there 26
November 1878.
Harriet Elizabeth, born
in 1807 ; died at St. Ger-
mans 28 May 1859, bur.
there.
62
I I I
Charles Richards,
bapt. at St. Gluvias
19N0V. 1776 : died
in infancy, and bur.
at St. Gluvias.
Philip Richards,
l)orn before 1796,
died in infancy, and
bur. at St. Gluvias.
Elizabeth died in
infancy, and bur. at
St. Gluvias.
Rev. John Richards, born at Penryn 4 August,=
bapt. at St. Gluvias 12 September 1771 ; of
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A. 1794,
M.A. 1797 ; Vicar of Wedmore and of St.
Michael's Bath ; died at Ridgway, near Ply-
mouth, 15 April 1825, bur. in St. Michael's
Churchyard, Bath. M.I.
J/A/h^ ^^^Aif^f^^
=Mary, dau. of
John Salt My-
vell-Mayow of
Bray and Salt-
ash, by Mary
his wife, dau.
and coheir
of Robert
Doughty of
Hanworth, co.
Norfolk; born
13 Jan. 1774;
marr. 1 9 Sept.
1799 ; died 20
Sept. 1856.
Anne, bapt.
at St. Glu-
vias 8 Aug.
1778.
Mary, born
in 1769
bapt. at St,
Gluvias 24
April 1769;
died before
1793. and
bur. at St.
Gluvias.
Rev. John William Richards of Corpus Christi College,=
Oxford, matriculated 13 February 1827, aged 16, B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1834, Fellow 1834-36, Tutor 1835; Head Master
Manchester Grammar School 1837-42, and presented to
the High Mastership in 1839; Vicar of East Harnham,
Salisbury, 1855-59, which he resigned to work with Keble
at Hursley Chapel ; afterwards at St. Michael's, Bognor :
died 30 October, bur. at St. Mary's, Walton by Clevedon,
2 November 1887. /\
=Frances .•\ugusta
Anne, only dau.
of Captain John
Thicknesse, R.N.,
of Bath, and niece
of Lord Audley ;
marr. at Bath 22
June 1836.
Rev. Tobias Furneaux, born at Swilly 19 April-
1794; of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, B.A. 1824,
M.A. 1832, Vicar of St. Germans 1828-1874;
J. P.; died at St. Germans 20 July, aged 80, bur.
there 24 July 1874. /^
=Anne, born atTamerton Foliott 12 July, bapt.
there 23 December 1796; marr. at Stoke
Damerell 17 July 1827; died at St. German's
22 April, bur. there 27 April 1874.
63
William Richards, born at Penryn,=
bapt. at St. Gluvias 6 July 1775;
Captain Royal Cornwall Rangers'
Militia ; died at Penryn 20 May 1830,
bur. there.
=Elizabeth Rose, dau.
and co-heiress of John
Thomas, M.P. for Corn-
wall.
Rev. James Jen-=
kin Keigwin, son
of James Keig win
of Camborne ;
born 19 Dec.
1770; of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge,
matriculated 27
May 1789, B.A.
1793 ; Rector of
Withiel; died 31
July 1829; bur. at
Camborne.
^Mary Anne,
born at Pen-
ryn, bapt. at
St. Gluvias 4
Aug. 1773;
bur. at Cam-
borne 2 1
Nov. 1 810.
/N
Rev. William Upton=
Richards, born at
Penryn 2 Mar., bapt.
at St. Gluvias i July
181 1 ; of Exeter Col-
lege,Oxford, matricu-
lated 29 April 1829,
aged 1 8, B.A. 1833,
M.A. 1839 ; first
Vicar of All Saints',
Margaret St., 1849;
died at St. Andrew's
Place, Regent's Park,
16 June, bur. at
Brompton Cemetery
21 June 1873.
Caroline dau.
of Peter Praed
Cazalet, Judge
Indian Civil
Service ; died
14 Jan., bur.
at Brompton
Cemetery 1 9
January 1890.
Charlotte, born
atPenryn,bapt.
at St. Gluvias
6 Oct. 1815;
died 17 Oct.,
bur. at St. Glu-
vias 20 Oct.
1826.
Elizabeth Skin-
ner, born at
Penryn, bapt.
at St. Gluvias
17 Sept. 1807 ;
died in June
1878, bur. at
Tideford, Corn-
wall.
U^ ,
Mary Loscombe, born at Penryn in 18 16,
bapt. at St. Gluvias; marr. in 1838, Rev.
David Jenkins, son of Rev. Francis Jen-
kins of St. Clement's, near Truro, of
Exeter College, Oxford, matriculated 10
October 18 14, aged 18, B.A. 1818; Vicar
of St. Gorran 1824; born in 1796; died
17 March 1869. She died in 1858, and
was bur. at St. Gorran.
Ellen, bapt. at St. Gluvias 4 July 1817 ;
marr. F. Brooking Cummings of Totnes.
Anne Rose, born 17 January, bapt. at St.
Gluvias 17 November 1814; marr. 2 Sep-
tember 1841, Charles Webster, son of
Charles Webster of Court Hall, Devon ;
died in 1893, bur. at Clevedon.
I
St. George
William
Richards,
died in in-
fancy.
Catherine Rose,
born 8 October
1838; died 15
July, buried at
Hove Church,
Brighton, 19 July
1850.
Madeline Fran-
ces Upton, born
30 June, bapt.
at St. James's 25
July 1843.
George Edward Briscoe Eyre,=
of Warrens, Bramshaw, Wilts
(son of George Edward Eyre,
F.S.A., Barrister of the Inner
Temple); born 22 Nov. 1840;
of Balliol College, Oxford,
matriculated 12 May 1859,
aged 18, B.A. and M.A. 1867,
of the Inner Temple, 1861 ;
J. P. for Wilts.
=Mary Mildred,
born 18 Nov.
bapt. at Christ
Church, Al-
bany Street,
Regent's Park,
30 Nov. 1848 ;
marr. at St.
James's, Pad-
dington, Dec.
1873-
64
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iV
BOOKPLATE OF JAMES VIVIAN OF PENCALENICK.
HIGH SHERIFF OF CORNWALL 1772.
Facsimile of Portrait, by Hayes, of Richard Preston,
K.C., bom I J June 1768, died 20 June 1850.
Pedigree of Pyeston of Barkingdon and IVoolson Green, Cole.
[Page 12.
Staverton, co. Devon.
John Preston (son of Richard Preston, bapt. 21 Decem-=p=Elizabeth, dau. of John
ber 1655, and bur. at Staverton, co. Devon, 29 March
1 741, by Elioner Phillips his wife, died 5 November
bur. at Staverton 8 November 1733, aged 70); bapt. 27
January 1701; bur. in the Barkingdon Vault in Staver-
ton Church 26 May 1757. Sold Barkingdon to Sir J.
Rogers.
Rowe, Rector of Holne,
CO. Devon ; marr. at
Holne 21 October 1725.
John Preston of Exeter College, =
Oxford, matriculated 5 March
1754, aged 22 ; Rector of Den-
bury, CO. Devon ; bapt. at Staver-
ton 23 September 1731 ; bur. at
Okehampton, co. Devon, 30
September 1793. He had five
other children, all of whom died
in their infancy.
"Elizabeth, dau. and eventual co-
heir of Robert Gidley, 4th son of
Bartholomew Gidley of Winkleigh,
CO. Devon, by Frances Dodge his
wife ; bapt. at Okehampton 6 Fe-
bruary 1738; marr. there 2 July
1765; died 28 October 1775, and
bur. at Okehampton.
Mary Dodge, Richard Preston, born at Bridestow,=
born in 1767; co. Devon, 17 June, bapt. there 18
died s.p., and June 1768; K.C., M.P. for Ashbur-
bur. at Oke- ton ; died 20 June, aged 82, bur. at
hampton 17 Alverdiscot 28 June 1850. M.I.
May 1822.
Catherine, dau. of John Marsh,
by Mary his wife ; born 20 Sep-
tember, bapt. at Bideford, co.
Devon, 27 October 1775; marr.
by licence at Bideford 5 October
1794; died 24 January, aged
70, bur. at Alverdiscot 2 Febru-
ary 1846. M.I.
Elizabeth
Marsh, born
6 Oct. 1795;
marr.290ct.
1 813, Henry
Karslake;
died 1 3 Dec.
1829, bur. at
Croydon.
I
William Scott Preston,
born 25 March 1798;
marr. at Blackheath 23
May 1822, Margaret
Grace Gordon, dau.
and coheir of Peter
Lawrie of Ernespie
Castle, Douglas, N.B.;
he died s.p. 27 Jan.
i860, aged 63, bur. at
Alverdiscot ; she died
22 Jan. 1868, aged 68,
bur. at Alverdiscot.
M.I.
Mary, born 1 1
Dec. 1800; died
s.p. 8 Apr. 1880,
aged 79, bur.
at Alverdiscot.
M.I.
Jane, died s.p.
16 March 1856,
bur. at Upper
Norwood. M.I.
James, born 29
Feb. 1803; died
s.p. s Feb. 1843,
aged 38, bur.
at Alverdiscot.
M.I.
Emma, born 16 April
1809; died s.p II Dec.
1874, aged 63, bur. at
Alverdiscot. M.I.
Charles Butler Preston,
born 5 Nov. 181 1 ; died
II Nov. 1824, bur. at
Buckfastleigh, Devon.
Joanna, born 15 Sept.
1813; marr. in 1852,
Robert Charles Whyte,
Capt. R.N. ; died 23
March 1876, bur. at
Alverdiscot. M.I.
T
John Cole Dicker,'
born 12 June, bapt.
at NorthBovey, 26
June 18 14; died at
Flintfield, Cater-
ham 1 1 Sept., bur.
at St. Luke's,
Whyteleafe, 14
Sept. 1878. M.I.
Took the name of
Cole in 1833, un-
der the will of his
uncle, John Cole
of Exeter, by Royal
Licence dated i
March 1833.
=j=Catherina, born
I Oct. bapt. at
Cambenvell 2 1
Nov. 181 7; marr.
at Chulnilcigh,
North Devon,
14 April 1842 ;
died at F'lint-
field, Caterham,
10 Dec, bur.
at St. Luke's,
Whyteleafe, 1 5
Dec. 1888. M,L
A\
65
Cole.
[Page 13.]
Grant of Arms to William Cole Cole of
Exeter, Banker, 1833.
To all and Singular to whom these
Presents shall come Sir Ralph Bigland
Knight Garter Principal King of Arms and
Sir William Woods Knight Clarenceux
King of Arms of the South East and West
Parts of England from the River Trent
Southwards send Greeting. Whereas William
Cole Cole of the City of Exeter Banker
hath by his Memorial represented unto
the Most Noble Bernard Edward Duke
of Norfolk Earl Marshal and Hereditary
Marshal of England One of His Majestys
most Honourable Privy Council that being
desirous that Armorial Ensigns may be
Established and Confirmed to his Name and
Family and duly registered in the College
of Arms He requested the favour that his
Grace would be pleased to issue His Warrant
for Our granting and assigning such Arms
and Crest as might be proper to be borne by the Memoriahst and
by his Brother John Cole Cole and their Descendants respectively
according to the Laws of Arms. And forasmuch as the Said Earl
Marshal did by Warrant under his hand and seal bearing date the
thirtieth day of March last authorize and direct Us to grant and assign
such Armorial Ensigns accordingly Know Ye therefore that We the
said Garter and Clarenceux in pursuance of His Graces Warrant and
by Virtue of the Letters Patent of Our several offices to each of Us
respectively granted have devised and do by these Presents grant and
assign unto the said William Cole Cole the Arms following that is to say
Or a cheveron between three Pears vert on a Chief ermine a Bull
passant Sable And for the Crest on a Wreath of the Colours a Bulls
head couped at the neck Sable horned Or between two Branches of
Oak fructed proper as the same are in the margin hereof more plainly
depicted to be borne and used for ever hereafter by him the said William
Cole Cole and by his Brother the said John Cole Cole and by the
descendants respectively with due and proper differences according to
the Laws of Arms In Witness whereof We the said Garter and
Clarenceux Kings of Arms have to these Presents subscribed Our
Names and affixed the Seals of Our several Offices this eighth day of
April in the third year of the reign of Our Sovereign Lord William the
Fourth by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland King Defender of the Faith &c. And in the Year of Our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty three.
Ralph Bigland,
Garter.
William Woods,
Clarenceux.
66
Facsimile of Portrait, by James Leakey, of Mary,
daughter of John Cole, and wife of William Dicker,
born 22 November 1766, died ig June 1^35.
Facsimile of Portrait, by James Leakey, of Emclyn,
daiightcr of John Cole, born i March i'/"/4, died i8
September 1846.
Will of John Cole, 1833. Cole.
[Page 12.]
Appoints William Cole Dicker, John Christopher of London (in place
of whom Thomas Newman, Esq., of Sandridge, was substituted by
codicil), and John Furze of London, to be executors. To Sarah his
wife, ^200 to be paid within one month from his decease, and interest
of ^4900 5 per cent. Government Stock standing in names of trustees
of marriage settlement, and lo or 12 dozen of any sort of wine from his
house in Exeter. To the trustees of marriage settlement of Mary Cole
Dicker, ^1000. To his sister Emelyn Cole, ;^ioo. To Emclyn Cole
and Francis Godolphin Bond, Esq., Post Captain in H.M. Royal Navy,
and Harry James of Exeter, Attorney-at-Lavv, £^(1000 in trust for his
nieces, Emeline, Elizabeth, and Anne Dicker, in equajl shares, and also
;^8ooo charged on Hill Barton, in the parish of Heavitree, together with
house at Moreton Hampstead, called Borough-hay, and two meadows
called Langhayes, opposite the said dwelling house in trust for his
nephew, John Cole Dicker, until the age of 21. All the residue to his
nephew, William Cole Dicker, who with his brother, John Cole Dicker,
is to assume the name of Cole instead of Dicker, and endeavour to
procure and obtain His Majesty's Royal Licence for so doing. John
Cole Dicker to be received as partner in Devon County Bank on attaining
age of 21, provided that he shall be so inclined, in accordance with
Articles of Agreement made 20 August 1825, between testator, William
Cole Dicker and Henry Collins. Testator died 4 February 1833. Will
dated 3 November 1825, with Codicils dated, first, 1 December 1826;
second, 14 August 1828 ; third, 18 April 1830 ; and fourth, 23 April 1830.
Proved 5 March 1833 at Exeter, by William Cole Cole, John Furze, and
Thomas Newman, Esq".
Monumental Inscriptions.
IN MEMORY OF
ROBERT BRADFORD DIED 26^" MAY 1871 AGED 71.
AND OF EMMELINE HIS WIFE DIED 27^" MAY 1867 AGED 63.
ALSO OF THREE OF THEIR CHILDREN
FLORENCE DIED 28'^" JULY 1850 AGED 8.
MARY DIED 8^" MAY 1 854 AGED 1 6.
WALTER WHO DIED I4™ OF MAY 1872 AGED 18
AND WAS BURIED AT FLORENCE.
On a Cross in Hendon Churchyard, Middlesex.
RICHARD PRESTON ESQ""^ DIED JUNE 20^^" 1850 AGED 82.
CATHERINE PRESTON DIED JAN*''' 24^" 1 846 AGED 70 YEARS.
JAMES PRESTON ESQ"^ DIED 5^" FEB'^ 1843 "^ THE 39'^" YEAR OF HIS AGE.
WILLIAM SCOTT PRESTON, ESQ"'' DIED JANUARY 27, i860
AGED 63.
MARGARET GRACE GORDON PRESTON DIED 2 2"" JANUARY 1 868 AGED 68.
EMMA PRESTON DIED DECEMBER 11^" 1874
AGED 63.
JOANNA WHYTE DIED 23"" DAY OF MARCH 1 876.
MARY PRESTON DIED 8^" APRIL 1880
AGED 79. ^^ Alverdiscot, Devon.
67
Cole, s.M.
[Page 12.] IN THE VAULT UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF MARY
DICKER OF THIS PARISH
DIED 19 JUNE 1835 AGED 69 YEARS.
W" DICKER HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE DIED 29 APRIL 1839 AGED 72 YEARS.
ALSO OF JOHN STOGDEN ESQ"* OF EXETER SON-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED THE 25 SEPT. 1859 AGED 5 1.
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOSHUA COLE OF THIS PARISH DIED 4 APRIL I 776 AGED 70 YEARS.
JANE COLE HIS WIFE DIED lO FEB^ 179I AGED 82 YEARS.
& OF THEIR SON
JOHN COLE OF MORETONHAMPSTEAD DIED 2 JAN^ l8l2 AGED 77 YEARS.
ELIZABETH COLE HIS WIFE DIED 1 3 JAN'' 1806 AGED 69 YEARS.
ELIZABETH COLE THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 26 DEC. 1817 AGED 49 YEARS.
JOHN COLE DICKER SON OF w" & MARY DICKER DIED 8 SEPTEMBER l8n
AGED 21 WEEKS.
At North Bovey, Devon.
.SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF
JOHN COLE
FORMERLY A MERCHANT AT LARKBEAR
IN THIS PARISH
DIED 4 FEB^ 1833
AGED 71 YEARS.
Inscription on stone formerly over the vault jvhere John Cole
atid Etnelytt his sister arc buried, novo removed outside the
south ivallin the pathway, at St. Leonard's Church, Exeter.
IN A VAULT NEAR THIS TABLET
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF
JOHN COLE ESQUIRE
FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT AT LARKBEAR
IN THIS PARISH
BORN 16 FEBRUARY 1 76 1
DIED 4^" FEBRUARY 1 833.
HE POSSESSED SOUND JUDGMENT
AND STRICT INTEGRITY,
& WAS A BENEFACTOR TO HIS FAMILY,
BY WHOM THIS TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION IS PAID IN
GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE.
IN GRATEFUL & AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
EMELYN COLE
WHO DIED 18 SEPTEMBER 1846 IN THE 72° YEAR OF HER AGE.
Tablets now in the Tower at St. Leonard's Church, Exeter.
68
AtitograpJis.
Cole.
[Page 12.]
4:.^^^.^^^
John Cole Cole, son of William Dicker and Mary his wife, dau. of
John Cole, who died at Flintfield ii September 1878.
/^^^
Emelyn Cole dau. of John and Elizabeth Cole,
died unmarried 18 September 1846, and buried
in St. Leonard's Church, Exeter.
i/jA^^o^A^ <^^-t^:^— — - J'^^
Isabella Cole (born 25 August 1770),
dau. of John B. Salmon, and wife of
William Cole of Baltimore, to letter
dated Baltimore, 11 August 1857.
William Cole Cole, son of William Dicker
and Mary his wife, dau. of John Cole,
died 16 April 1873.
William John Cole of Baltimore, U.S., son of
William Cole of Baltimore (who died Septem-
ber 1822), by Isabella his wife, dau. of John
B. Salmon, to letter dated Baltimore, 2
February 1837.
69
^^ i^ir^iTo c^ ^^
Elijabeth Agatha Cole, dau. of
William Cole, by Isabella Salmon
his wife, to receipt dated Balti-
more, 8 September 1847.
Conder. Extracts from the Registers of the Parish Church
[Page 1 8.]
of Kirkby-Lonsdale, co. IVestmor eland.
Christeninges.
1539. Agnes Conder. April xiii.
1539. John Conder filius Rowland!. September.
1540. Mabell Conder filia Rowland!
1543. Christopher Conder filius Rowland!. January.
1544. Alice Conder filia Robert!. October xii.
1546. Agnes Conder filia Rowland!. April.
1548. Katherin Conder filia Rowland!. January.
1550. Margareta Conder filia Richardi. January xxx.
1551. Alice Conder filia Richardi. Feb^ xxiv.
1552. Margareta Conder filia Adam. June.
1552. Arthur Conder filius Rowland!. Oct^
1553. William Conder filius Rowland!. July.
1553. Robert Conder filius Adam. Feb^.
1561. Robert Conder. Dec^
1561. Mabell Conder filia Joh'is. Dec'.
1563. John Conder filius Joh'is. Dec'.
1570. John Conder.
1 57 1. Willi Conder filius Joh'is. Sep'.
1 57 1. John Conder.
1 57 1. Leo Conder. June.
1573. Elizub Conder filia Joh'is. May.
1573. Christopher Conder filius Richardi. April.
1574. John Conder.
1577. Elizabeth Conder filia Richardi. May.
1579, Margareta Conder filia Jenkin. Aug' 5'^
1580. Willi Conder.
1585. Margareta Conder filia Willi.
1588. Christopher Conder filius Willi.
1589. John Conder.
1598. Rowland Conder.
1603. John Conder.
1606. Jacob Conder.
1606. Rowland Conder.
1606. Edward Conder oh. infans.
1606. Christopher Conder.
1608. Elizabeth Conder filia Edwardi. July 31='.
1608. Edward Conder filius Rowland!. June.
1610. Edward Conder filius Edwardi. April 29*''.
161 1. Jane Conder filia Rowland!.
1612. John Conder filius Edwardi. April s""
1615. . . . Conder fil. . . .
1 6 18. Henry Conder filius Rowland!.
1 62 1. Rowland Conder.
1624. Mabell Conder filia Christopher.
1626. Margareta Conder,
70
i635- Margaret Conder filia Joh'is. Conder.
1638. Agneta Conder ("ilia Joh'is. [I'agc 18.]
1641. John Conder filius Joh'is.
1651. Ahce Conder dau. of Edward. April 20.
1652. Edward Conder son of Christopher. May 13.
1653. Alice Conder dau. of Chri.stophcr. July.
1653. Edward Conder son of Edward. May 12"".
1654. Jane Conder dau. of Christopher. Sep. lo"".
1655. John Conder son of Edward. Dec. 2"<'.
1657. Margaret Conder dau. of Edward. March 28.
1660. Sara dau. of Edward Conder. Nov. 18"'.
1660. Margaret da. of Christopher Conder.
1663. John son of Edward Conder. May.
1697. Richard Conder son of Christopher C. May 17"',
1703. Mary dau. of Edward Conder. Aug. 27"" •
1759, Edward son of Edward Conder yeom. Oct. ^'■^.
1 761. Mary Conder dau. of Edward de Mansergh. Oct. s"'.
1764. John Conder son of Edward of Old Town. Sep. 30.
1792. Aug.22. Jane Conder dau. of Edward of Old Town. Angst 23.
1794. Sep. 21^'. Joseph Conder son of Edward of Old Town. Sep. 2i*'.
1798. April 22. John Conder son of Edward of Old Town. April 2 2"<'.
1799. Richard Conder son of Edward of Old Town. April ig"'.
1803. Sep. 27. Robert Conder son of Edward of Old Town. Sept''27"'.
1806. Sep. 9'''. RobertConder son of Edward of Old Town. Sep. 9"'.
Weddynges.
1542. Robert Conder et Jane Wilson.
1549. Richard Conder et Joan Hardye. Janv ix.
155 1. Adam Conder et Alice Harlgeorge. Feb'^v.
1561. Robert Conder nupt erat. July xx.
1574. John Conder nupt erat. noum xi.
1580. Wili Conder nupt. . . .
1606. Edward Conder et Alice Glover. Sepf 14"'.
162 1. Jacobus Conder et Esabell.
1634. John Conder et Agnes Rutcheson.
1637. Richard Bayliff et Alice Conder.
1639. Edward . . . et Margaret Conder.
1649. Edward Conder et Alice Saulle de Kyr Bye. Feb. 22.
1692. Richard Conder et Mabel Burrow de Lupton. May.
1699. Christopher Conder of Mansergh to Dorothy Wackworth of
Sedberg. Sep. 1$'^.
1757. Edward Conder of Mansergh to Mabel Muckalt of Cartmel.
June 27.
i8f6. John Conder of Dent & Elizabeth 2"'' dau. of Arthur Robinson
of Fell House. May ig"".
Burials.
1541. Margareta filia Leo Conder. Feby.
1542. Edward Conder. Feb^ viii. (S"'.)
1544. Alice Conder filia Joh'is. Dec''.
71
Conder.
[Page l8.]
1546.
1547-
1551-
1552-
1552-
1552-
1561.
1562.
1570-
1570-
1571-
1571-
1575-
IS7S-
1576-
1576.
1579-
1581.
1590.
1593-
1597-
1597-
1597-
1601.
1603.
1604.
1607.
1607.
1609.
1613.
1617.
1617.
1620.
1632.
1635-
1635-
1640.
1642.
1642.
1648.
1649.
1652.
1653.
1653-
1656.
1658.
1660.
1667.
1670.
1671.
1675-
1679.
J 700.
Feby.
Augs*.
Feby.
May.
May.
. . . Leonard Conder. May.
Sybell Conder. Aprilis.
Margareta Conder. Aprilis.
Alice Conder. May vii.
Catharina Conder. May x.
Margaret Conder. Noum.
Roland Conder.
. . . Conder.
Christo'' Conder.
William Conder,
Leo Conder. Aprilis.
Joh'is Conder son of John.
Joh'is Conder. May.
Joan Conder. Feby.
Rowland Conder.
Joh'is Conder. Feb"'y.
Joh'is Conder.
Joh'is Conder.
Ricardus Conder. May 4.
Joh'is Conder filius Ricardi.
Jo . . Conder. Aug^'.
Joh'is Conder. May.
Willi Conder. January.
Robertus Conder.
Infantis Joh'is Conder.
Rowland Conder.
Rowland Conder.
Infant Edwardi Conder.
Elizab Conder filia Edwardi.
Joh'is Conder.
Edward Conder
. . . Conder.
Rowlandus Conder.
Richardus Conder.
Christopher Conder.
James Conder filius Richardi,
John Conder filius Jacobi.
Jacobus Conder.
Agnes Conder.
Agnes Conder filia Joh'is.
Sibell Conder v.c. Joh'is de Hutton-Roof.
Edward son of Christopher Conder de Mansergh
Alice Conder dau. of Christopher de Mansergh.
John Conder de Hutton-Roof. October 7"
John Conder son of Edward of Old Town.
Issabell Conder wife of Robert. Sept^
Robert Conder of Hutton Roof. Jany.
John Conder son of Edward. Sept"^ 17"'.
Issabell Conder de Kirkby. March.
John Conder of Hutton. Feby.
Edward Conder of Old Town. Oct"^ 7*''.
Christopher Conder of Mansergh. March.
Mary dau. of Robert Conder of Hawkrigg Yeom
Oc'"' 25"'.
Oct^
Aug' 3"
Feby 2i»'.
Nov
1702. Agnes Conder wife of Robert de Hawkrigg. July. Conder.
1706. Margaret dau. of John Conder, Winn V'eats. [Page 18.]
1706. Alice Conder widow of Old Town. Nov"' 26"'.
1706. Ann Conder widow of \Vinn Yeats.
1709. Mary wife of Edward Condor of Old Town. Ocf 9"*.
1724. Edward Conder of Old Town Mansergh. March 21*'.
1727. Mable Conder widow of Old Town. November.
1768. Edward Conder Kt. 76. July 28'''.
1806. Robert son of Edward Conder. April 22'"'.
1809. Elizabeth Conder xt. 46. Dec"' 29"".
1824. Mable Conder widow net. 96. July 21".
1843. Edward Conder xt. 84. Febv 6"'.
Most of the entries before IJ40 are given in tlie original Registers
under the year only, but without date of month or day.
Extracts from the Register of the Parish Church
of Beet/uiiii, co. Westmoreland.
1 6 10. Dec"^ 15'. John the son of John Conder, baptised.
16 14. Edw'^ the son of John Conder buried the 13"' May.
Margaret the wife of John Conder buried xi July.
Jane the wife of John Conder buried the .xxix January.
1616. John Conder and Margaret Freston married July 8"'.
1620. Margaret the daughter of Jo : Conder bapt : Marcii i"'.
Margaret the wife of John Conder buried Marcii 7'*'.
1630. Jofines filius Xtopheri Conder bapt : Aprili 4'''.
1631. Margareta filia Xtopher Conder bapt : Januarie 6"'.
1634. Agneta filia Xtopheri Conder bapt : 9''"^ 23"'''.
1636. James Califu and Margrat Conder married Nov. 22"''.
1637. Johnes filius Xtoferi Conder bapt : Aprili 10"'.
1638. Jotiis filius Xtofer Conder sepult. Julii 18"".
1640. EUina filia Xtofer Conder bapt. Aprili 19*'^.
1662. Christopherus filius Johannis Conder baptizatus vicessimo octavo
die Septenibris.
1664. Roger Dickenson et Alice Conder in connubio juncti vicessimo
die mensis October.
1665. Robertus Holm de Aickholm et Hellena Conder de Beetham in
conubio juncti sunt quinto die mensis Septembris.
1682. Susanna filia Rich: Conder de Akebank baptiz : octavo die
Octobris.
1684. Rebecca filia Richardi Conder de Akebanke bapt : erat vicessimo
septimo die Decembris.
1 686. Maria filia Ricardi Conder de Akebanke bapt. erat ultimo die
Decembris.
16S9. Janna filia Ricardi Conder de Conforth sepult. erat ultimo die
Marcii.
Susanna filia Ricardi Conder de Aikebank baptiz : erat visessimo
nono die Julii.
1692. Christopherus filius Ricardi Condor de Aikebank baptizatus
erat trisissimo die Aprilis.
1695. Richardus filius Ricardi Conder de Aikebank bapt : erat decimo
quarto die Aprilis.
73
Conder. 1702. Robertus filius Ricardi Conder de Aikbank natus vicessimo
[Pairc 18.1 quinto die Januarii et baptiz : undecimo die Feb".
Maria filia Ricardi Conder de Aikbank sepulta erat April 22"''.
Hugo Armystead of Bentham & Rebecca Conder of Bcetham
married April 21".
Richardus Conder Hand senex Januarii quarto 4.
Christopherus Conder & Thomasina Madeson, both of Betham
married Sepf 2"''.
Ricardus son of Christopher Conder of Farleton Baptized August
Christopherus Conder, Aikbank, buried Feb: 14.
Richard son of Christopher Conder of Akebank buryed Sepf 7"".
Thomas Lewis of Kirkly Kendale & Thomasin Conder in Parish
of Betham marryed November i^' by License.
1705
1711
1714
17-3
1724
1726
1736
1740,
Extracts from the Register of the Parish Church
of Croydon, co. Cambridge.
Jacob the son of Ri: Conder & Rhoda his wife baptized Novemb 12''' 1675.
Thomas Conder y*' son of Robert Conder and Elizabeth his wife was
baptized July y" 10 day 1697.
Robert Conder the son of Robert Conder and Elizabeth his wife was
baptized March the ninth 9"^ 1698.
Richard Conder the son of Robert Conder and Elizabeth his wife was
baptized May 15, 1701.
June 24*'' 1703. Anna Conder the daughter of Robert Conder and
Elizabeth his wife was baptized June 24"".
An Condor the dafter of Jacob Condor and Sarah his wife born April
18, 1705.
Martha y= daughter of Robert «& Elizabeth Conder bap"' June y" 3" 1705.
Mary the Daughter of Robert Conder and Elizabeth his wife was
baptized August 11*'' 1706.
Richard Conder Jun"' married to Rodha Hall Decemb' the i5''V74.
John Conder was buried May 27/79.
John Conder of S. George Hatly was buried the 27'"^ of May 1679: &
on the 2^ day of June a certificate was brought that the s'' John
Conder was buried in sheeps wooll onely. Affidavit being made
before Geffry Nigtingale Esq'''.
The 21 day of March a certificate was brought to me that Mary Conder
was buried in sheeps wooll onely.
Mary Conder the wife of Ri : Conder buried March 28"' 1680.
Ann Conder the daughter of Robert Conder and Elizabeth his wife was
buried in Sheeps wooll according to a Late Act of Parliment
affidavit being made before M' Feazar September 27, 1703.
Mary Conder the daughter of Robert Conder and Elizabeth his wife was
buried in sheeps wool only according to an act of parliament
affidavit being made before M'' feazor February 28 i7of.
Robert Conder was buried January 9, 1709.
Jabez Conder was buried ye 27 Day of October 1727.
Joshua Conder Dyed July y*^ 15 and buried y^ 17"' 1731.
June 12"'. Joseph son of John & Susannah Conder was buried.
74
IN MEMORIAM
EDWAf^U CONDEK
OF THIS ['ARISH
BORN CIKGA I'VSB HURIEU FEBRUARY 6V 154-2.
ALSO
RICHARD CONDER
WHO WAS BUKIF.D MAY 4-1590.
ALSO
EDWARD CONDER
OF TERRY BANK
BURIED OCTOBER 23 V 1617.
ALSO
EDWARD CONDER
OF TERRY BANK
BORN APF?1L 1G10,BUR1F.D OCTOBER 7V167j^
ALSO
EDWARD CONDER
OF TERHY BANK
BORN MAY I635,BUR1ED MAKCH 2IVl72f.
ALSO
EDWARD CONDER
OF TERRY BANK
BORN MAY 169-1. BURIED. lULY 26V" 1765.
AL50
EDWARD CONDER
OF TERRY BANK
BORN OCTOBER 1739. BURIED FEBRUAHY?)V" 1547).
R.I.P.
THIS TABLET IN BRASS WAS PLACED IN KIRKBY
LONSDALE CHURCH BY EDWARD CONDER OFTERRY
BANK, IN 1336. TO THE MEMORY OF HIS ANCESTORS.
BOOKPLATE OF SIR JOHN GRESHAM, 6TH AND LAST BARONET. OF TITSEY
PLACE, SURREY. ARMS OF GRESHAM: ARGENT A CHEVRON ERMINES
BETWEEN 3 MULLETS PIERCED OF THE FIELD SABLE. CREST, A GRASS-
HOPPER. MOTTO, FtAT VOLUNTAS TUA. DATE CIRCA 1775.
SEAL OF SIR JOHN GRESHAM. BART.
ON A MOUNT A GRASSHOPPER, THE
CREST OF GRESHAM. FROM A DEED
DATED II MARCH. 1786. IN POSSESSION
OF GRANVILLE LEVESON GOWER, ESQ.,
F.S.A.
SEAL OF SIR JOHN GRESHAM, BART.
ARMS OF GRESHAM IMPALING ARGENT A
CROSS SABLE BETWEEN 4 PELLETS. FOR
CLAYTON, SIR JOHN GRESHAM MARRIED
2 JUNE 1765. HENRIETTA MARIA. ELDER
DAUGHTER OF SIR KENRICK CLAYTON. BART.,
OF MARDEN PARK, SURREY. FROM A DEED
DATED 26 MAY 1775, IN POSSESSION OF
GRANVILLE LEVESON GOWER. ESQ., F S.A-
L^:L^/y^
7
SIGNATURE OF SIR JOHN GRESHAM, FROM DEEDS AT TITSEY PLACE.
Pedigree of GresJiam.
Edward de Gresham.==
Edward Gresham of Aylmerton, co. Norfolk.
Leveson Gower.
[Page 21.]
3=
r
John Gresham of Gresham, co. Norfolk, living i36s.=j=Margaret.
i
John Gresham of Holt, co. Norfolk, living 1432, died 1460.=]-
I •
James Gresham of Holt,=T=Margaret, dau. of William Billingford of Blackford, co.
I Norfolk.
1442-1497
I
I St wife.
John Gresham of Holt.=[=Alice, dau. and heir of Alexander Blylh of
I Stratton, co. Norfolk.
Sir John Gresham, Knt., 3rd son, J.ord Mayor of=i=Mary, dau. and heir of William Ipswell
London 1547; died 23 October, bur. in St.
Michael Bassishaw Church, London, 25 October
1556. Purchased Titsey in 1535.
I .
William Gresham, Esq., of Titsey, born=
25 April 1522; Sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 1564 and 1567; died 21 June
1579, bur. at Titsey.
of London, mercer; died 21 September
1538, bur. in St. Mary Aldermanbury
Church, London, ist wife.
=Beatrice, dau. of Thomas Guy-
bon of King's Lynn, co. Norf. ;
died 22 May, bur. at Titsey
27 May 1604.
I
Sir Thomas Gresham, Knt., 2nd son ;=j=Mary, dau. of John Lennard of Chevening, and
died at Limpsfield i July, bur. at
Titsey 3 July 1630.
Sir Edward Gresham, Knt., 2nd=
son; died at Limpsfield 2 January,
aged 53, bur. there 7 January 164!^.
relict of Guildford Walsingham ; died 2 December,
bur. at Titsey 7 December 1620.
=Mary, dau. of Abraham Campion of Putney,
and relict of Gabriel Wight of Brockham, co.
Surrey; died in 1668, bur. at Limpsfield.
2nd wife.
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Sir Marmaduke Gresham, Bart., bapt. at Betchworth,=j=Alice,
CO. Surrey, 24 January 1627; created Baronet 31
July 1660 ; died 14 April, aged 68, bur. at Titsey 20
April 1696.
only dau. of Richard Corbet,
Bishop of Norwich ; born in
died at Titsey i September,
D.D.,
1626 :
bur. there 3 September 1682.
I
Sir Charles Gresham, Bart., 2nd son,=
born 30 May 1660 ; died at Titsey 28
March, bur. there i April I7r8.
=Mary, dau. of Dr. Godfrey of Ongar,
CO. Essex ; bur. at Titsey 4 March
1749, aged 88.
Sir Marmaduke Gresham, Bart., bapt. at=pAnne, dau. of William Hoskins of Barrow Green,
Mortlake 14 July 1700; died at Bath 2
January, bur. at Titsey 21 January 174A.
I
Oxted, CO. Surrey, bapt. at Westerham 24 De-
cember 1696; died 22 August, bur. at Titsey 31
August 1768.
Sir John Gresham, Bart., 2nd son, bapt. at Tit-=
sey 9 October 1735; died at Brompton 20 Sep-
tember, bur. at Titsey 30 September 1801.
I
'Henrietta Maria, dau. of Sir Kenrick
Clayton, Bart.,of Marden,co. Surrey;
l)orn in 1737 ; died 26 January, bur.
at Titsey 3 February 1804.
Katherine Maria Gresham, only dau. and=f=William Leveson Gower, 3rd son of Admiral
heiress, born n February 1770; died 7 the Hon. John Leveson Gower; born 6 August
October, bur. at Titsey 17 October 1808.
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1779; died 3 October, bur. in St. James's
Church, Clapham, 10 October 185 1.
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Leveson-Gower. Gvesfiam MS.
[Page 21.]
It is curious that the dates given in this MS., 1437, 1440, and 1442,
are clearly in error, and should be 1537, 1540, and 1542, as can
be proved by the names of the persons given in the baptismal entries.
The three children whose births are recorded were daughters of William
Hardyng by his wife, who was a daughter of John Gresham of Holt,
CO. Norfolk, and sister of Sir John Gresham of Titsey, Knt., Lord
Mayor of London in 1547. He appears as godfather to Ellyn Hardyng,
and is called her uncle. Mystris Ellynor Marshe must have been
William Hardyng's mother by her first husband, and have married a
second husband. Elizabeth Packyngton, called her aunt, was a sister
of William Hardyng, and wife of Humphry Packington. Mary Gresham,
one of the godmothers, was the first wife of Sir John Gresham, Knt.,
and daughter and heiress of William Ipswell of London, Mercer. She
died 21 September 1538, and was buried in St. Mary Aldermanbury
Church.
With regard to the Sponsors of Francys Hardyng, no account can be
given of Mystris Margryt or of Wynefryd Clement. John Marshe, her
uncle, was brother of William Hardyng's wife Cecily. She remarried
Robert Warner. The John Marshe who appears in the Gresham
Pedigree was the husband of Alice, daughter of William Gresham,
Mercer, elder brother of Sir John Gresham, Knt. This John Marshe
was probably his father, and husband of " Mystris Eleanor Marshe "
mentioned above.
The godmother of Katheryn Hardyng was Katherine, second wife
of Sir John Gresham, Knt. (relict of Edward Dormer of Fulham, Esq.) ;
she survived him, and was buried in St. Michael Bassishaw Church 9
January 157^. William Southwood, possibly the husband of the Mystrys
Southwood, the godmother, is a legatee of the will of Sir John Gresham,
Knt., 1552. Master Wyllm Lock, the godfather, was Sheriff of London
in 1547, the year in which Sir John Gresham was Lord Mayor; he was
knighted, and was a member of the Mercer's Company. He died at
his house in Bow Lane 24 August, and was buried in the Mercer's
Chapel 27 August 1550.
William Hardyng, the father of these children, was elder son of
Robert Hardyng, of Cranley and Chelsham, co. Surrey. He was a
Citizen and Goldsmith of London, and died 7 September 1549. By
• the Inquisition taken upon his death, it was found that he left two
daughters his heirs, Helen aged 12 years and-a-half, and Katherine
aged seven years and four months. His will (P.C.C. Popuhvell 40) is
dated 6 September 1549, and was proved 21 October following by
Cecily his wife. He desires to be buried in St. Mary Magdalen Church,
Milk Street, London, and mentions his wife Cecily, and his two daughters
Elen and Katheryne. He bequeaths to Sir John Gresham, and to his
wife, rings of gold, and the same to Sir William Lock and Mr. John
Merche, his wife's brother. To his daughter Elen his Manor of Watvyles,
CO. Surrey, and all his lands in Chelsham, Adyngton, Walingham, and
P'arleigh, co. Surrey, and lands in Cudham and Chelsfield, co. Kent.
To his daughter Katheryn, the ALinor of Knolle, and all lands in Cran-
leigh, Hascomb, and Banstede, co. Surrey, and a tenement called Horsty
in Cudham, co. Kent.
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WIFE, DAUGHTER OF JOHN GRESHAM OF HOLT AND SISTER OF SIR RICHARD
AND SIR JOHN GRESHAM. KNIGHTS.
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Elen Hardyng, the elder daughter, married first, Richard Knivet Leveson-Gowen
of Radford, co. Warwick, who died i November 1559; and secondly, [Page 21.]
before 12 May 1575 (as at that date he presented to the Vicarage of
Radford in right of his wife, as Thomas Browne), as his second wife,
Thomas Browne, of Betchworth Castle, co. Surrey; he was knighted in
1576, and died 9 February 159^.
Katherine, the second daughter, married 7 August 1559, Richard
Onslow, Recorder of the City of London 1563-66, appointed Speaker
of the House of Commons in 1566. He died at Onslow, near
Shrewsbury, of fever in 1571, and was buried in St. Chad's Church,
Shrewsbury, where a monument to his memory was erected by his wife
Katherine. She married secondly, Richard Browne, brother to Sir
Thomas Browne, Knt,"
It is to be noticed that these baptismal entries are identical in
form with those of the children of Sir John (Iresham, Knt. (Add. MSS.,
Brit. Mus., 6239).
Altar Tomb to IVilliani Leveson Gower in the
Chapel of Titsey Church.
The Altar Tomb is of Caen stone, with shafts of coloured marbles,
and is surmounted by a slab of alabaster on which is a raised cross,
copied from one on a stone coffin-lid of the thirteenth century, which
lies under a yew tree in the garden at Titsey Place.
The inscription, reading from the south-west angle, is : —
TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM LEVESON GOWER OF TITSEY PLACE ESQR,
THE FOUNDER OF THIS CHURCH. THIS
MONUMENT WAS ERECTED AS A TRIBUTE OF
AFFECTION BY HIS WIDOW HIS SEVEN CHILDREN AND HIS TWO SISTERS.
HE DIED AT TITSEY XV. DEC. MDCCCLX. AGED LIV.
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE.
The Shields with Coats of Arms, beginning at the same angle, represent
the alliances of the Gresham family, viz ; —
I. Argent, a chevron ermines between three mullets pierced sable
(Gresha/n) ; impaling. Sable, two bills indorsed in saltire argent
{Billingford.) James Gresham of Holt, co. Norfolk, living
1442-97, married Margaret, daughter of William Billingford of
Blackford Hall, co. Norfolk.
■ The following Marriage Allegation occurs in the Bishop of London's Registry :
"1578-9. January 17. — Richard Browne, Esq., and Katherine Onslowe, Widow, of
St. Anne, Blackfriars ; General Licence.
Will of Mrs. Katherine Browne of Lethered, co. Surrey, dated 21 October 1598,
proved in the Surrey Archde.-iconry (238 Herringham), 8 February 159S-9, by Roger
Howe, for Richard Browne, the Executor. To her youngest daughters, Ilellyn and
Elizabeth Browne, all her lands in the hands of Sir George Moore, Knt., and Francis
Browne, Esq. Makes her husband, Mr. Richard Browne, full Executor of her will.
77
Leveson-Gower. 2. Gresham; impaling, Or, a chief indented sable [Blyih).'^ John
[I'age 21.1 Gresham of Holt, son of James Gresham, married Alice, daughter
of Alexander Blyth of Stratton, co. Norfolk, heiress of her
brothers John, William, and Ralph Blyth.
3. Gresham; impaling. Azure, a fess dancette ermine between six
falcons' heads erased or {Ipswell). Sir John Gresham, Knt.,
purchased Titsey in 1535 ; he was Lord Mayor of London in
1547 ; married Mary, daughter and heiress of William Ipswell of
London, Mercer; he died in 1556.
4. Gresham; impaling, Or, a lion rampant sable debruised with a
bend gules charged with three escallops argent {Guybon).
William Gresham of Titsey, eldest son and heir of Sir John
Gresham, married Beatrice, daughter of Thomas Guybon of
King's Lynn, co. Norfolk; he died in 1579.
5. Gresham : impaling. Or, on a fess gules three fleurs-de-lis of the
field {Lennard). Sir Thomas Gresham of Titsey, Knt., second
son, and heir of William Gresham, married Mary, daughter of
John Lennard of Knole and Chevening, co. Kent, widow of
Guildford Walsingham ; he died in 1630.
6. Gresham ; impaling. Argent, on a chief gules an eagle displayed
or {Campion). Sir Edward Gresham of Limpsfield, Knt., second
son of Sir Thomas Gresham, and heir of his brother. Sir John
Gresham, Knt., married Mary, daughter of .\braham Campion of
Putney, widow of Gabriel Wight of Brockham, co. Surrey; he
died in 164I-.
7. Gresham; impaling. Or, a raven proper {Corbet). Sir Marmaduke
Gresham, second son and heir of Sir Edward Gresham, created a
Baronet in 1660, married Alice daughter of Richard Corbet,
D.D., Dean of Christ Church, and Bishop of Norwich ; he died
in 1696.
8. Gresham ; impaling, Gules, on a canton or a bend of the first
{Godfrey). Sir Charles Gresham of Titsey, Bart., F.R.S., second
son of Sir Marmaduke Gresham, and heir of his brother. Sir
Edward Gresham, married Mary, daughter of Dr. Godfrey of
Ongar, co. Essex; he died in 171S.
9. Gresham ; impaling, Per pale gules and azure, a chevron engrailed
or, between three lions rampant argent {Hoskins). Sir Marma-
duke Gresham, Bart., eldest son and heir of Sir Charles Gresham,
Bart , married Anne, eldest daughter of William Hoskins, Esq.,
of Barrow Green, O.xted, co. Surrey ; he died in 1742.
10. Gresham; impaling, Argent, a cross sable between four pellets
{Clayton). Sir John Gresham of Titsey, sixth and last Baronet,
married Henrietta Maria, elder daughter of Sir Kenrick Clayton,
Bart., of Marden, co. Surrey : he died in 1801.
11. Gower and Leveson quarterly ; i and 4, Barry of eight, argent and
gules, over all a cross patonce sable {Gower) ; 2 and 3, Azure,
three laurel leaves erect or {Leveson) ; over all, on an escutcheon
of pretence. Argent, a chevron ermines between three mullets
pierced sable {Gresham). William Leveson Gower (third son of
Admiral the Hon. John Leveson Gower, only son of John, i^'
■ These Arms should be Or, a chevron between three lions rampant sable ; and
are so quartered by Sir Marmaduke Gresham, first Baronet.
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«4-
Earl Gower, by I-^ady Mary Tufton, his third wife, one of the
daughters and coheirs of Thomas, 6"> Earl of Thanet), married
in 1804 Katherine Maria, only child and heiress of Sir John
Gresham, Bart. ; she died in 1808 ; he died in 1851.
Quarterly : i and 4, Gower and Levcson quarterly ; 2 and 3,
Gnsham ; impaling, Argent, three bucks' heads erased proper
within a bordure counter-compony, or and azure {Doyle).
William Leveson Gower of Titsey Place, to whom this Altar
Tomb is erected, only son of William Leveson Gower, and heir
of his mother. High Sheriff of Surrey in 1839, married in 1834,
Emily Eliza Josephine, third daughter of Sir Francis Hastings
Doyle, Bart.; she died in 1872 ; he died in i860.
Shield with Arms of Gresham. Crest: On a mount a giasshopper
proper. Alotto : Fiat Voluntas Tua.
Shield with Arms of Gower and Leveson quarterly. Crest of
Gower : On a wreath, argent and gules, a wolf passant argent,
collared and lined or. Motto : Frangas Non Flectes.
Leveson-Gower.
[Page 21.]
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Gra/tf of Arms to IVilliam fohn Crowfoot of Crowfoot.
[Page 26.]
Beccles, co. Suffolk, M D., 1831.
To all and Singular to whom these Presents
shall come Sir George Nayler Knight Garter
Principal King of Arms and Ralph Bigland
Esquire Clarenceux King of Arms of the
South East and West parts of England from
the River Trent Southwards send Greeting.
Whereas William John Crowfoot of Beccles
in the County of Suffolk Doctor in Physic
only son of William Crowfoot late of Beccles
aforesaid Surgeon deceased and Grandson of
William Crowfoot also late of the same place
Gentleman deceased hath represented unto
the most Noble Bernard Edward Duke of
Norfolk Earl Marshal and Hereditary Mar-
shal of England and one of his Majesty's
most Honourable Privy Council that on an
examination of the records of the College of
Arms he is informed that the Armorial
Ensigns hitherto used by his Family have not
been duly established and being unwilling to continue the use thereof
without unquestionable authority He therefore requested the favour of
His Graces Warrant for Our granting and assigning such Armorial
Ensigns as may be proper to be borne by him and his descendants and
by the other descendants of his aforesaid late Grandfather William
Crowfoot with due and proper differences according to the Laws of
Arms. And forasmuch as the said Earl Marshal did by Warrant under
his hand and seal bearing date the eighth day of February instant
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Crowfoot, authorize and direct us to grant and assign such Armorial Ensigns
[Page 26.] accordingly. Know ye therefore that We the said Garter and Clarenceux
in pursuance of His Graces Warrant and by Virtue of the Letters Patent
of our several Offices to each of Us respectively granted under the
(}reat Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland have
devised and do by these Presents grant and assign to the said William
John Crowfoot the Arms following that is to say Or two Chevronels
azure between three Ravens sable a Canton of the second charged with
a staff erect of the first entwined with a Snake proper. And for Crest
on a Wreath of the Colours Upon a mount Vert a Raven sable sup-
porting with the dexter claw a staff erect and entwined with a snake as
in the Arms as the same are in the Margin hereof more plainly depicted
to be borne by him the said William John Crowfoot and his descendants
and by the other descendants of his said late Grandfather William
Crowfoot with due and proper differences according to the Laws of
Arms. In witness whereof We the said Garter and Clarenceux Kings of
Arms have to these Presents subscribed Our names and affixed the
Seals of Our several offices this fourteenth day of February in the First
Year of the reign of Our Sovereign Lord William the Fourth by the
grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King
Defender of the Faith &c. and in the Year of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one.
George Nayler, Ralph Bigland,
Garter Principal King of Arms. Clarenceux King of Arms.
Extracts from the Parish Registers of Beccles,
CO. Suffolk.
1630. Barbara the daughter of Humfrey Crowfoot and Barbara his wife
was baptised the Twenty third day of June.
1662. John Crowfoote y^ sonne of John Crowefoote and Sarah his
wife baptised the 27"' day July.
1666. Rob' and Rich'' y<= sonnes of John Crowfoot and Mary his wife
were baptised the 28"' daye of Feb^.
1 67 1. George y' sonn of Jo" Crowfoote and Sara was baptised the 5"'
Feby.
1685. Margarett the daughter of John Crowfoote and Margarett his
wife was bajJtised the 9"' day of September.
1686. John the son of John Crowfoote and Margarett his wife baptised
the ig'*" September.
1687. Sarah the daughter of John Crowfoote and Margarett his wife
was bapt" the 3'''' October.
1687. Margarett y= daughter of William Crowfoot and Margarett his
wife was bap'' the 23 Marche.
1689. W"" son of Will-" Crowfoote and Marg" his wife baptised the 1 1""
July-
1703. John son of George Crowfoot and Eliza baptised i" daye of
August.
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1704. George son of George Crowfoot and Eliza baptised the is"" Crowfoot.
August. [Page 26.]
1707. Eliza daughter of George Crowfoote and Eliza baptised the 30
Marche.
1709. John and William the sons of George Crowfoot and Eliza
baptised the 20 August.
17 13. Aprils"'. Tobias son of George and Elizabeth Crowfoot.
1714. January 14. Sarah daughter of William and Sarah Crowfoot.
1715. January 25. Margaret daughter of M' William and Sarah
Crowfoot.
1715. March 8. James son of George and Eliz"' Crowfoot.
1724. Dec'' 15. Will, son of Will, and Susan Crowfoot.
1726. Susannah daughter of W™ & Susanna Crowfoot. June 20.
1726. Sepf 4. Susanna Daughf^ of Geo. & Susanna Crowfoot.
1727. Jany 31. George son of George & Susannah Crowfoot.
1728. Sepf 25. Elizabeth daughter of William and Susannah Crowfoot.
1730. Feby 18. John son of George & Susannah Crowfoot.
1732. Sepf I. Martha daughter of William & Susan Crowfoot.
1734. Oct. 28. William son of George and Susan Crowfoot.
1737. Feb^ 17. Tobias son of Tobias and Sarah Crowfoot.
1739. Aug' 10. Elizabeth daughter of George and Susan Crowfoot.
1740. Sepf 14. James son of James & Grace Crowfoot.
1742. Feby 15. Anne daughter of James & Grace Crowfoot.
1744. June 25. John son of James & Grace Crowfoot.
1747. Aprils. Ann daughter of James & Grace Crowfoot.
1748. April 6. Elizabeth daughter of William & Anna Crowfoot.
1684. Dec'' 30. John Crowfoot and Margarett Bonfellow single p'sons
of this p'rish were marryed.
1691. June 26. William Crowfoot of Wingfield singleman married
Margaret Copping of ye same singlewoman.
1703. John Cooper of Gt. Yarmouth Widdwi" I married the 22
Margaret Crowfoot of Beccles singlewoman f January 1703.
1737. April 22. Tobias Crowfoot and Sarah Skipper both of this
parish single persons married by Banns.
1747. June 23. William Crowfoot and Anna Syer both of this parish
single persons by Chanc''^ Licence.
1747. Ocf 18. John Grimsby and Susan Crowfoot both of this parish
single persons by Com. Licenze.
1666. Rob. & Rich, sons of John Crowfoot and Mary were buried 2"''
March.
1684. Margaret the daughter of John Crowfoot was buried the 14 of
September.
1690. Robert the son of Tho'^ Crowfoot was interred the 5"^ day of
June.
1691. Tho' the son of Will. Crowfoot, Grocer 25"" Jan^.
1691. Elizabeth the wife of Tho'^ Crowfoot, Milliner interred the 23
July.
1692. Stephen the son of Tho= Crowfoot buried 6"' Aug'.
1692. Sarah the daughter of Will"" Crowfoot, Grocer the 17 day October.
1697. Walton the son of William Crowfoot, Grocer buried the 24''' day
of April.
1798. Sarah the daughter of William Crowfoot buried the 21 day of
November.
Crowfoot.
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Baptisms
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Burial.
Burial.
Baptism.
Burial.
Baptism.
Baptism.
Burial.
Baptism.
Burial.
Baptism.
1703. John the son of George Crowfoot Butcher buried the 5''" day of
October.
[705. Sarah the wife of John Crowfoot buried the 23''' December.
[707. John Crowfoot, Senior the 23'''' April.
[708. Elizabeth the daughter of George Crowfoot, Butcher buried the
9''^ day of November.
[710. John Crowfoot the 29"" of December.
[715. William Crowfoot, Senior October 5"'.
[716. Elizabeth wife of George Crowfoot June 14.
[716. Sarah wife of William Crowfoot Febv 14.
[725. Mary Crowfoot widow March 24.
[727. Margaret Crowfoot Widow August i.
[733. George Crowfoot July 13.
[737. John Crowfoot Aug' 18.
[737. William Crowfoot an Infant died Dec' 28.
[ 743. July 6. Ann Daughter of James and Grace Crowfoot buried.
[746. Oct. 17. William Crowfoot buried.
[750. April II. Ann daughter of James & Grace Crowfoot.
1750. April 26'''. M" Susan Crowfoot Widow buried.
[750. May 29. John Crowfoot buried.
[751. May 17. Tobias son of James and Grace Crowfoot.
[751. May 27. Sarah daughter of John and Susan Grimsby.
[754. June 13. Sarah Crowfoot single woman.
1754. July 12. Ann daughter of William and Ann Crowfoot buried.
1755. March 26. George son of George and ffrances Crowfoot buried.
[756. Feby 10. Martha Crowfoot single woman.
[756. Ocf^ 26. Grace wife of James Crowfoot.
[758. Sept' 28. Sarah Crowfoot widow.
[758. Ocf 8. Samuel son of George & ffrances buried.
[750. May 23. Tobias son of James and Grace Crowfoot.
[750. Nov'' ig. Sarah Daughf of John and Susan Grimsby.
[751. Dec"" 26. William son of William and Anna Crowfoot was born
and baptized.
[752. Aug* 10. Ann daughter of George and ffrances Crowfoot.
[752. Dec'' 15. Deborah daughter of John and Susan Grimsby.
1752. March 14. John son of William and Ann Crowfoot.
[754. June 25. George son of George and ffrances Crowfoot.
[754. July 8. Ann daughter of William and Ann Crowfoot.
1757. Feby 18. Mary daughter of George and Frances Crowfoot.
[758. Ocf 9. Samuel son of George and ffrances Crowfoot.
1760. Nov"" 25. Susanna daughf of George and Frances Crowfoot.
[763. Feby 2. George son of George and Frances Crowfoot.
[766. Febv 16. John son of John and Elizabeth Crowfoot.
[766. Febv 21. Anne wife of William Crowfoot buried.
1766. Oct. 7. Crowfoot Martha Infant buried.
1769. Crowfoot Elizabeth D. of John and Elizabeth. Febv 26.
[770. Crowfoot William. Nov'' 28.
[771. Crowfoot Sarah D. of John and Elizabeth. Nov'' 25.
[773. Crowfoot William base S. of Anne. June 6.
[774. Crowfoot James. Nov 15.
[775. Crowfoot Susanna D. of John and Elizabeth. July 2.
■7 75- Crowfoot Elizabeth wife of John. Dec' 31.
1776. Crowfoot Anne D. of John and Anne. March 31.
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Burial.
Burial.
Burial.
Burial.
Baptism.
Burial.
Baptism.
Burial.
Baptism.
Baptism.
Burial.
Burial.
Marriage.
Marriage.
Baptism.
Burial.
Baptism.
Marriage.
Burial.
Marriage.
Baptism.
1778.
1783.
1784.
1787.
1788.
Baptism. 1789.
1789.
1793-
1797-
1806.
1808.
1808.
1808.
1750-
1752-
1810.
1812.
1812.
Crowfoot Parncll Widow. March 22.
Crowfoot William Gent. March 30.
Murrell Elizabeth Widow of Benjamin late Crowfoot Spinster
aged 56. June 27.
Crowfoot S. of John Widower aged 21. Aug' 30.
Crowfoot Elizabeth Georgina D. of William Crowfoot and Brown-
Bohun. Febv i.
Crowfoot William John S. of William & Elizabeth Brown born
Aug. 7 baptised Aug. 10.
Crowfoot Eliz''> Widow Artis aged 70. Dec'' 12.
Crowfoot Anna Maria I), of William and Elizabeth Brown-Bohun
born 5 Jan^ baptised 7 Jan>'.
Crowfoot George married man aged 73. June 14.
Crowfoot William Edward S. of William Henchman and Mary
Bowles born 9 baptized 12 DeC.
Susan D. of William Henchman and Mary Bowles born !March
I baptised March 8.
Susan U. of William Henchman and Mary Bowles died March
16, buried March 18.
Crowfoot Ann Wife of John Hall Aged 78. Aug' 3.
June 24. Benjamin Murrill and Elizabeth Crowfoot both of
this parish by Licence.
Feb^ 1 1 . George Crowfoot and Frances Able both of this
Parish single persons by Banns.
Crowfoot Mary D. of William Henchman and Mary Bowles born
April 21 baptised 22"''.
Crowfoot Elizabeth Georgiana spinster D. of William and Eliza-
beth Brown aged 24. 5*'' Ocf.
Crowfoot.
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Crowfoot John married man buried at Kessingland aged 59 died
April 28 buried May 4.
Feby 23, b. Feb>' 21. John Rustat son of William Henchman and Mary
Crowfoot (Bowles) R. J. Francis. 1817.
Dec' 2, 1 816. John Waldron Crabbe to Anna Maria Crowfoot by License.
Witnesses : L. U. Dowson, W. J. Crowfoot, Sarah Utton.
William Crowfoot April 3 1820 aged 68.
Catharine Clubbe April 28 182 1 aged 72.
Nov"" 27, 1757. James Crowfoot to Parnal Fellee, by Charles Davy,
Curate.
Feby 29, 1768. William Crowfoot Widower and Eliz*'' Le Grys widow,
by P. Routh, Rector. Witnesses : J. Smith, Eliz"> Crowfoot.
Nov 25, 1776. John Crowfoot Wid'' to Ann Hall single by P. Routh.
April 5, 1779. Tho^ Hindes to Mary Crowfoot, by P. Routh.
Ocf 15, 1781. John Langton to Sarah Crowfoot, by P. Routh.
Ocf 2, 1 786. William Crowfoot and Elizabeth Brown, by Bence Sparrow,
Rector.
May 19, 1837. William Miller Crowfoot son of William Edward and
Ellen late (Miller) b. May 2. D"' Owen.
July 18, 1839. Mary Susannah D'' of William Edward and Ellen Crow-
foot b. June 4. Robert John Francis.
DeC^ 21, 1841. John Henchman son of William Edward and Ellen
Crowfoot. J. R. Crowfoot Off" Minister.
June 6, 1844. Ellen D' of William Edward and Ellen Crowfoot.
D"^ Owen.
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Crowfoot,
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Baptisms.
1853-
1853-
1870.
1887.
1891.
Sept.
Marriages. 1851.
1851.
1851.
1852.
Dec' 22, 1845. Edward Bowles s. of William Edward and Ellen
Crowfoot. J. R. Crowfoot Offs Minister.
Mary Crowfoot July 18 aged 56. H. Owen. 1835.
John Waldron Crabbe Sept'' 7, aged 53. 1840.
1848. William Henchman Crowfoot Nov'' 18, aged 68. H. Owen.
Gcorgiana Elizabeth Crabbe June 28 aged 29. H. Owen.
Elizabeth Crowfoot Dec'' 24 aged 94. A. D. Abbott.
November 5. Ellen Crowfoot aged 64. J. T. Johnston.
May 17. William Edward Crowfoot died May 12 1887, aged 80.
March 30. Mary Crowfoot died March 27, 1891, aged 80.
Sepf 27, 1S78. William Bayly son of William Miller and Catherine
Anne Crowfoot, Beccles, Surgeon. J. H. Crowfoot.
Oct. 14, 1881. Alfred Henchman son of William Miller and Catherine
Anne Crowfoot, Beccles, Surg". E. W. Holmes.
Febv 23. Amy 'Vaughan born Janv 19 1883, D'' of William Miller and
Catherine Anne Crowfoot, Beccles, Surg". J. Rowsell.
March 5, 1884. Ellen Mabel born Feb^ 8 1884 D"- of William Miller
and Catherine Anne Crowfoot, Beccles, Surg". John
Rowsell.
May 26, 1886. Arthur Rustat born April 27 18S6, son of William
Miller and Catherine Anne Crowfoot, Beccles.
14, 1888. Eva Catharine Mary born July 30 1888, dau. of
William Miller and Catherine Anne Crowfoot, Beccles.
June 5. Charles Paget Mingaye to Elizabeth Carter by Stanley
Miller Offe Min^
June 25. George Crabbe to Emily Louisa Crabbe by W™
Boycott Offg Min--.
July 9. William Henchman Clubbe to Fanny Swatman by
Philip Swatman Offs Min^
Jany I. William Samuel Jones to Mary Anne Greville Carter by
Stanley Miller Off* Min'.
Entries from Family Bibles.
W"" Crowfoot of Uggeshall 1631.
Tho° Crowfoot of Westhall Woolstapler son of W"' Crowfoot of Uggeshall
married - Aldous of Cratfield in 1655.
W"* Crowfoot son of Tho^ Crowfoot married Margaret ■ — and was a
Grocer at Beccles.
W"! son of Margaret and W"" Crowfoot married in 1 7 1 2 Sarah daughter of
Tho^ Phillips and Sarah his wife of Beccles and had issue by her
Sarah who died Spinster and Margaret who married M'' Chaston of
Beccles and died without issue.
W"" son of W'" and Marg' Crowfoot married as second wife Susan
daughter of Sam' Mayhew of Blithburgh Malster and had issue W™
Crowfoot.
W"' Crowfoot of Uggishall bought land in Gisleham in 1631.
Tho» Crowfoot of Westhall bought land at All Sf^ in 1667.
W"" Crowfoot of Little Thorpe after of Beccles bought land in Flixton in
1683.
W"" Crowfoot married Ann Syer the 23'^'' of June 1747.
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Eliz'"" the daughter of W"" and Ann Crowfoot was born the 6"' of April Crowfoot.
O.S. 1 748 between the hours of four and five in the Afternoon [Page 26.]
and baptized the same day by M"' Scott, curate.
W" the Son of \\'» and Ann Crowfoot was born the 26"' day of Dec'
O.S. 1751 about half an hour after one in the Afternoon and bap-
tised the same day by M' Chaseney.
John the Son of W™ and Ann Crowfoot was born the 14"' of March
N.S. 1753 about half an hour after eleven o'clock in the forenoon
and baptised the same day by RP Page.
Ann the daughter of \V"' and Ann Crowfoot was born the 8^'' of July 1754
abogt three quarters of an hour after six in the Afternoon and bap-
tised the same day by M' Coleman. She died the next day.
Ann the beloved wife of W"" Crowfoot died on Monday the 17"" of Feby
1766 at four in the afternoon and was buried on Friday the 21*' in
Beccles Church by the Rev' M"^ Routh Rector of Beccles.
W" Crowfoot married Eliz"' Le Grice the 29"' of Febv 1768.
W" Crowfoot died March 25 1783 and was buried by the Rev'' M''
Routh in Beccles Church aged 58.
Eliz'"^ the wife of W" Crowfoot died.
Eliz"" daughter of W" and Ann Crowfoot married George Hotson.
Eliz'*" Hotson died March 12, 1802 and was buried in Beccles Church
Yard.
W" Son of W"' and Ann Crowfoot married Eliz''' Brown.
W"" John son W"" and Eliz"' Crowfoot was born.
Eliz"' daughter of W"" and Eliz"' Crowfoot was born.
Anna daughter of W"" and Eliz"' Crowfoot was born.
Eliz''' daughter of W"" and Eliz''' Crowfoot died Nov' 4"' 1812 and was
buried in Beccles Church Yard.
Anna daughter of W'" and Eliz"' Crowfoot married the Rev'' J. Crabbe.
VV" Son W"" and Ann Crowfoot died March 27 1820 and was buried in
Beccles Church Yard.
John son of W" and Ann Crowfoot married Susan Henchman on the
8"" of June 1779.
W" Henchman son of John and Susan Crowfoot was born the 9"' of
September 1780.
Susan the beloved wife of John Crowfoot died the 14"" of Ocf 1781
and was buried in Kessingland church by the Rev'' Hugh Hill.
John son of W'" and Ann Crowfoot married Eliz"' Sibel at South
Walsham Church on the 8 of Janv 1783
John Sibel the son of John and Eliz"" Crowfoot was born on the 29"' of
Feby 1784 and baptized by the ReV* H. Hill.
George the Son of John and Eliz"" Crowfoot was born the 28"' June
1 785 at three o'clock in the Afternoon and named by the Rev'' M'^
Ferrol. George died the 11 of May 1786 in a consumption.
Edward the Son of John and Eliz"" Crowfoot was born the 21'' Oct'
1786 and was named by Rev'' H. Hill.
Charles the Son of John and Eliz''' Crowfoot was born the 4"" of Ocf
1787 and named by the Rev"* H. Hill and died at the age of three
months.
Henry Syer the son of John and Eliz"* Crowfoot was born the 21" of
August 1788 and named by the Rev'' R. 'I'einple.
Tho' the son of John and Eliz*'' Crowfoot was born the 3"' of Oct' 1790
and named by the Rev'' W"" Backel.
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Crowfoot. Henry Syer the son of John and Eliz"' Crowfoot died.
[Page 26.1 Joh" tht-' heloved husband of Eliz"' Crowfoot died on the 29 April 1812
and was buried in Kessingland Church aged 59 years.
Eliz''' the beloved Wife of John Crowfoot died on the 10 of March 1832
and was buried in Kessingland Church aged 74 years by the Rev''
D. G. Norris Vicar.
W" Henchman son of John and Susan Crowfoot was married to Mary
Bowles May 2 1^' 1802 by the ReV" M'' Clubbe of Brandeston Church.
Susan Daughter of W" Henchman and Mary Crowfoot was born and
died an Infant March 17, 1808.
W" Edward Son of W"" Henchman and Mary Crowfoot was born the 9''''
of Dec. 1806 about 4 o'clock in the Afternoon.
Mary Daughter of W™ H. and Mary Crowfoot was born April 20 1810.
John Rustat son of VV™ H. and Mary Crowfoot was born Feby 21, 1816
at midnight.
Mary the beloved wife of W'" Henchman Crowfoot died 14 of July
1835, and was buried in Beccles Churchyard by the Rev^ H. Owen
I.L.D. Rector aged 56.
John Sibel son of John and Eliz"' Crowfoot was married to Eliz'"'
Maddison at Finbro' Church by the Rev" M-- Bennett the 13"' of
June 1827.
Eliz"' daughter of John S. and Eliz"" Crowfoot was born 12"" April 1828
at i past 4 o'clock in the morning and baptised the next day by the
Rev" T. W. Worship Curate.
Mary daughter of John S. and Eliz"* Crowfoot was born the 3''<' of July
1829 at Eleven o'clock in the evening and baptized the S''' of July
by the Rev'* R. Lockwood Vicar.
W" Edward son of W"" H. and Mary Crowfoot was married to Ellen
Miller le"" of April 1833 at St. Mary's Brianston Square by the Rev"
S. Miller.
Signature of William Crowfoot of Beccles, to a document dated 1704.
He died J October, buried at Beccles ^ October 1715.
0^r>fi^
IVill of JVilliam Croivfoot, 1783-
"William Crowfoot of Beccles gentleman." Daughter, Elizabeth
Crowfoot. Grandson, William Hinchman Crowfoot (a minor). To my
son, William Crowfoot, the three pieces of land in Flixton, called
" Coopeislands " which I purchased of my late sister, Margaret Chaston
(then Crowfoot). To my son, John Crowfoot, my messuage and farm
in All Saints and St. Nicholas, Southelmham.
To daughter Elizabeth, my lands called Foxburrows in Worliiigham.
Wife, residuary legatee. My wife Elizabeth, and John Farr of Beccles,
Esq., exors. Witness : J : Rede, Jere'' Smith, Thomas Love.
Will dated 6 December 1782, proved 24 April 1783, by the exors.
P.C.C. [166 Cornu<allis\
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Grant of Arms to Tobias Rust at, 1676.
Crowfoot.
[Page 26.]
To all and Singular to whom these Presents
shall come, William Dugdale Esq"' Norroy
King of Arms sendeth Greeting. Whereas
the Right Hon*''" Henry Earl of Peterborow,
Deputy with his Ma*'*' approbation to the
Right Hon''''= Henry Earl of Norwich Earl
Marshall of England, by Warr' or Order
under his hand and Seal of y'= Earl Marshalls
Office bearing date the eleventh day of De-
cember now last past, hath signified unto me
his consent for my granting and Confirming
unto Tobias Rustat Esq"' Yeoman of the
Robes to his Ma'''* such Crest as should be
desired by him and he may lawfully bear
together with his Arms now born by him.
Know Ye therefore that in pursuance of the
said Warrant or Order and according to the
' Grant of my office under the great Seal whereby
I am authorised to Devise and Grant Arms
according to y' Earl Marshalls Orders and with his consent, I the said
Norroy King of Arms have devised granted assigned and confirmed
unto y' said Tobias Rustat the Crest following that is to say, On a wreath
of his colours, a mount of Briers and Thorns vert, thereon three Crosses
Crosslets fitched sable, whereof two in saltire, the third in pale, inter-
laced with an annulet or. To be born and used by him and the heirs and
other descendents of his body according to the law of Armes, together
with his said Arms hereinafter mentioned, viz., Arg' on a Saltire
between Fower Crosses Crosslets fitched sable, an annulet Or, as in y'
Margin hereof the same are depicted : To have, hold, use and enjoy the
Crest and Armes aforesaid unto y"= s'' Tobias Rustat and his said
heirs and Descendents, as aforesaid, in Shield Coat Armour, Penon,
Seal or in any other lawfull and usual manner. In witness whereof I
the said Norroy King of Armes have to these presents subscribed my
Name and affixed the Seal of my Office this thirtieth day of December
in y= eight and twentieth year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord
Charles the second by y^ Grace of God of England, Scotland, France
and Ireland, King, Defender of y= Faith &c. Annoq' Domini 1676.
WiLL,M Dugdale,
Norroy King of Arms.
Will of Tobias Ritstat, 1694.
" Tobias Rustat' of the parish of St. Margaretts Westminster, Esquire,
under Housekeeper of Hampton Court." To be buried in the church of
" Jesus Colledge in Cambridge, where my Tomb is in readinesse to bee
' Son of Rev. Rol:)ert Rustat, Rector of Sheffington, co. Leicester, by his wife,
daughter of Ralph Snoden, and sister to Robert, Bishop of Carlyle.
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Crowfoot, sett up." Eiiors to purchase of a yearly value of ^^loo, to be settled to
[Pace 26.] the use of my cousin, John Rustat and his heirs male, with remainder to
my cousins Tobias, Robert, and Theophilus Rustat, and their heirs
in tail male. To my cousin, Mary Lambeth, relict of my cousin
Robert Rustat, dec"*, ^30 for her own use, and ^200 for bringing up
her children, Robert, 'I'heophilus, and Ellen Rustat. My cousin Ellen
Hall, and Robert Hail her husband. Matthew Johnson Esq. My
brother-in-law, Capt. William Coppoa. Cousin, Thomas Creswell. My
cousin Trees, and her sons Tobias and Robert Trees. Cousin, Jane
Hewes and her daughters. To the said Mathew Johnson Esq., to Mr.
Samuel Heron, " Secretary to the Royal Affrican Company," to said
Capt. Coppoa, to Mr. Nathaniel! Whitfield, and to Mr. John Budgett,
grocer, ^£40 each in plate with my arms thereon. Cousins, Samuel
Phillips and wife, - Carrington, a minister, and his children, Jane Beavor
and her son, Rebecca Coulson and her husband, Richard, Elizabeth,
Henry, and Anne Goodale. To the poor of Barrow-upon-Sore, co. Leic.
where I was born, ;^io. Cousin, Katherine Clifford and her children.
My " brother and sisters childrens children." Cousins, Perkins and wife,
Lambeth and his wife and children, George Knight, John Rustat.
Arabella Philips. Mr. Tobias Swinden, clerk. To Dr. Sandcroft, ArchBp
of Canterbury, " my Gold Watch with a Chaine made by Mr. East."
To Mathew Johnson "my black Cabinett which was King Charles's the
first." To my kinsman, John Rustat, "my Coat of Amies in Parchment
Signed by the King at Armes Also my Fathers Picture to the Wast my
own Picture in Little my Silver Scale with my Armes my Steele Seale
with my Crest and my German Watch." To my brother. Captain Coppoa,
" my guilt sword buff belt and Girdle with Silver Buckles which were
King Charles the Seconds." To my cousins, Tobias, Robert, Theophilus
and Ellen Rustat, "all my Gold Rings Seales and Plate" (they being
children of Mary Lambeth). Residue of estate to purchase lands for
use of cousin, Tobias Rustat, with remainder to his brothers and sister,
Robert, Theophilus, and Ellen, and their issue in tail male. Eicors and
trustees, Mr. Samuel Heron, Capt. William Coppoa, Mr. Nath" Whitfeild,
and Mr. John Budgett. Matthew Johnson, Esq., overseer. Witness :
Fran : Sambrooke, Jeremy Sambrooke, Elizabeth Lamb.
Will dated 23 October 1693, with codicil dated 7 December 1693.
Proved 26 March 1694, by the exors.
P.C.C. [64 Box].
Seal^ and Signature of Tobias Rustat, Yeoman of the Robes
to Charles II.
f^.c^ ^/r.^/^^
■ The Seal, which is mentioned in the will of Tobias Rustat, is of silver, and now
belongs to William Miller Crowfoot, M.B., of Beccles, co. Suffolk.
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Facsimile of a Portrait of William Henchman Crozvfoot
of Beccles (born g Septejuber lySo, died ij November 18^8),
from the original in the possession of William Miller Crowfoot,
his grandson.
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Will of Tobias Rustat, 174*.
"Tobias Rustat of Withcrsfield in the County of Suffolk gentleman."
To my daughter Mary, wife of Captain Henry Parsons, ^200. To my
daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rev. IV[r. Edward Brown, ^80, whose bond
for ^120 I cancel. To my son, Tipping Rustat, ;^8oo, and I confirm
my gifts to him of rents, household goods, stock-in-trade &c. To my
daughter, Susanna Rustat, ^^900. To my daughter Martha, wife of
Leonard Bowles, merchant, ^^550. To my daughter Frances (late
Rustat), now married, 5^ and ^^3 15' to be paid her quarterly at
Withersfield after the death of her husband. Residue of estates in
Suffolk and Cambridge, and all residue of personal estate, to my son,
Tobias Rustat and his heirs. Exors, son, Tobias Rustat, and Thomas
Tipping of Yavdley, co. Herts. Witness : Tho' Boreham, John Taylor,
William Challis.
Will dated 13 November 1744, proved 13 February 174A by exor,
Tobias Rustat. Power reserved, &c. &c.
F.C.C. [58 Seymer].
Crowfoot.
[Page 26.]
Genealogical Memoranda relating to the
Family of Grubbe.
This Family came originally from North Mimms, Hertfordshire.
Walter Grubbe occurs in the Lay Subsidy Rolls for Hertfordshire
in relation to that parish as early as i Edward H. (1307.) He was one
of the witnesses to two deeds relating to a messuage called Gerardeswyk,
and a wood called Mayhewesgrove in that parish, of which deeds one
(without a date) was from Adam, son of Robert atte Stert, of Ridge, an
adjoining parish, and the other was from his widow, Matilda atte Sterte,
dated 10 Edward HL
The same Walter paid 22s. 'rent to Simon Swanlond, Lord of the
Manor of North Mimms, which became part of the endowment of the
Chantry of St. Catherine in the Church of North Mimms on its founda-
tion by Simon Swanlond in 1328.
Alice, daughter of this VV^alter Grubbe, by deed dated 43 Edward HL,
granted a messuage and croft in the parish of Shenley to her son Symon.
In a deed dated 13 Henry IV., after stating that John Grubbe had
granted an annuity of 20s., issuing out of all his lands and tenements in
Ruge (Ridge) and North Mimms to Laetitia, Prioress of Sopwell, and
was also bound " perscriptum suum obligatorium " to the Prioress in
£,10, payable 011 a certain day ( "ad certuni diem "), the Prioress grants
for herself and her successors, that if the said John should pay to the
Prioress los. at the feast of St. John the Baptist and Christmas by
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Grubbe.
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Grubbe. equal portions, till the sum of jQi had been paid, the annual rent and
[PaL'c 27.1 bond should be void.
This grant would seem on the face of it to be the security for a loan,
but it may possibly have been a device to evade the Mortmain Laws in
force at that period ; the transaction being in reality a sale of land, or of
a real interest in land, to the Nunnery. The document is in the posses-
sion of John Eustace Grubbe, Esq., of Southwold.
Another John Grubbe, of Ridge, makes mention in his will, dated lo
January 1524, of his wife Joan, and sons Henry (to whom he devised a
house and land in the parishes of Ridge and North Mimms), Robert,
John, and Edmond ; and directed his body to be buried in the Church-
yard of Our Lady in North Mimms. The will was proved in the Arch-
deaconry Court of St. Alban's 13 January 1524.
Henry Grubbe (presumably the Henry mentioned in John's will),
purchased from the Crown the parsonage of North Mimms with tlie
advowson, etc., and several woods, etc., parcel of the possessions of the
" late Charter House near the City of London," also a tenement at St.
Alban's. The acquittance for the purchase money, which is in the
possession of Mr. Grubbe, is dated 27 May, and the conveyance 7 June
36 Henry VHL
This Henry Grubbe married Joan, daughter of Sir Richard RadclifTe,
who was slain at the battle of Bosworth, and heir to her brother John
Radcliffe. He died 8 May 3 and 4 Philip and Mary, having had seven
children, of whom record remains of the following five, viz: Alice, wife
of George Marston, of St. Michael's, near St. Alban's; Anne, wife of
William Clarke, of Hertfordshire; George, Thomas, and John.
John married, and had two sons and two daughters; the daughters
were Joan and Anne, the sons were Jasper, baptised at North Mimms
18 August 1566, and Francis, probably the same as Francis Grubbe who
was buried at St. Peters', St. Alban's, 11 October 1619. Thomas had a
daughter Margaret.
, George, the eldest son of Henry, inherited
O^^ g Cj^H'^p the Parsonage, etc. He married Dorothy,
^ daughter of _ ^ .
From a Deed dated 2 Eliz. one of the ^O'*-^ ^^Vit" (j -VH-^t-^
Faircloughs, ^JU
of Weston, Hertfordshire, and widow of p^j^ ^ -^^^^ dated 24 Eliz.
Robert Burre, by whom he had issue two
daughters, Katharine, married to John Theale (or Thrale), of Alburie,
Hertfordshire, and Elizabeth, married to John Bigges, of Ravensden,
Bedfordshire; and three sons, Eustace, William, and Henry.
By his last Will, dated 26 March 1577, he devised the Parsonage
estate to Eustace and the heirs of his body, with remainder to Henry
and the heirs of his body, with remainder to his two daughters Katharine
and Elizabeth, "to be equal heirs, and after to pass to the heirs of their
bodies lawfully begotten," etc. He gave also pecuniary legacies to his
daughters, and the next felling of certain of his woods, with a pecuniary
legacy to Henry. He also gave a legacy to Margaret, daughter of his
brother Thomas.
He died the day after making his will. The Inquisition post mortein
was taken on the s"' of June following, in which Eustace, his heir, is
stated to have been on that day 16 years 11 months and 29 days old,
and Dorothy, the widow, to be residing at the Parsonage.
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ARM3 QUARTERLY: I & 4 GRUBBE, 2 & 3 RADCLIFFE.
SHIELD OF ARMS FORMERLY IN HORSENDON CHURCH,
NOW IN THE POSSESSION OF J. EUSTACE GRUBBE. ESQ.
William, the second son of George, was baptized at North Mimms 17 Grubbe.
February 1565. As he is not mentioned in his father's will, it is pre- [Page 27.]
sumed he died young.
Henry, the youngest son, was baptized' at North Mimms 18 May
1567. He is described as of Overstanden, Bedfordshire, and married
Elizabeth Hulkes (or Hulse), of Standen, Hertfordshire, and had issue
three sons, Charles, Robert, and Henry.
^ Eustace Grubbe, or Grubb,' married
rt? /O '^(if ^^ Goldington, Bedfordshire, Constance,
nil: yJ'-^DO daughter of Thomas Sheppard, of Hock-
CiCP cliffe, in that county, 3 July 1581 ; and had
issue an only son John, and three daughters.
From a Deed dated 45 Eliz. Elizabeth, married to John Cranage, of
London, Grocer; Dorothy, to Christopher Wilson, M.A., Incumbent of
Hawnes (or Haynes), Bedfordshire, who died 29 September 1624 (will
proved 11 January 162 j); and Constance, married to Walsingham
Shirley, M.A. (son of Anthony Shirley and Barbara, daughter of Sir
Thomas Walsingham), Rector of Stepney 1616, and afterwards Incum-
bent of Haynes, in succession to Wilson. He died 13 June 1637 (will
proved 6 July 1637). Wilson and Shirley were both buried in the
Chancel of Haynes Church. Eustace Grubbe died at North Minims
28 May 18 Chas. I., having nearly completed his eighty-second year.
John, son of Eustace, was baptized at Gold-
'^O^ CS\~ix/r^ ington 18 November 1586. He presented to
*^ ^ ^ ' North Mimms in 1645, and in the Instrument of
From the fly-leaf of a Presentation is described "of St. Alban's." He
Family Bible. claimed and obtained exemption from serving " in
loco unius Militis in comitatu Hertford," on the
ground of being a student of Lincoln's Inn. The Instrument by which
the exemption is allowed, is tested "H. Hobart apud Westmonasterium
XVn die Junii anno . . . primo." A slight rent in the parchment just
before the last word creates an ambiguity as to the date.
It is uncertain whether this John Grubb was called to the Bar or not;
but he seems to have left North Mimms as a residence, and to have
lived at Lincoln's Inn and St. Alban's. He was twice married, first to
Anne, daughter of Francis Awsiter, of Southall, Middlesex, 25 July
1610, who died 26 April 161 1; and secondly to Mary, eldest daughter
of William Preston, of Childwick, 3 June 1612, and was buried in the
Abbey Parish, St. Alban's, i November 1656. His wife survived him,
and was buried 26 July 1665, in St. Peter's Parish, St. Alban's.s
Admon granted to her son John 30 October 1665.
' The existing Register of North Mimms only commences in 1622, but a single
leaf of the old Register is preserved , which records the baptisms of Jasper son of John
Grubbe, and his two cousins William and Henry, sons of George.
' In the older documents the name is always spelt Grubbe. In the earlier part of
Eustace's time it is spelt in the same w.ay, but in the later part, sometimes with the
"e," but more frequently without. In his son John's time the "e" is rarely used,
the Horsendon Grubbs entirely discarded it, and it was not resumed till 1845, when
Mr. Grubbe of Southwold adopted it.
3 Her burial is also recorded in the Register of the Abbey Parish of St. Alban's,
but in the St. Peter's Register the words "from the Abbey Parish" are added.
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Grubbe. By his first wife, Anne, he had an only daughter Anne, married to
[Pairc 2'.] Henry Grove, Citizen and Grocer (or Currier) of London. By his
second wife, Mary, he had three sons, Eustace, born 8 March 1613, and
died 31 August in the same year, John, and Eustace, who was born 19
May 1629 ; and three daughters, Mary, born 2 January 1614, and married
to Stephen Vassall, Rector of Raleigh, Essex, who died 1643; Alice (or
Alee), born 14 May 1618, and Constance, born 21 September 1621.
John the eldest surviving son, was
, /^ «=^5^ — ' '^°''" ^7 December 1625. He married
^/?7 LfUiO^ 'piKl, circa 1647, Bashwell, daughter of
'*' ' William Cleydon, of Towersey, Bucks,
From a Bond dated 1688. _^
by whom he had four d^J^"'^'^ *■
daughters and three sons ;
out) (g£[>>Ja<0
From a Deed dated 30 May 1664.
the sons were John, Wil
liam, and John, which
last was baptized at Towersey 14 May 1659, being then about two years
old. He was living in 1671, but Admon of his effects was granted to
his father 5 June 1683. These sons all died unmarried in their father's
life-time.
The daughters were Elizabeth, married to William Hawkins, Receiver
General for the counties of Northampton and Rutland ; Laetitia, married to
Joseph Somner, of Dinton, Bucks ;
From a Deed dated 23 Jan. 1685.
From a Deed dated 1685.
From a Deed dated 1693.
From a Deed dated 23 Jan. 1685.
Hester married to John Ferrers,
of Fingest, Bucks ; and Mary,
From a Deed dated 1693.
who died an infant 27 Decem-
ber 1665, and was buried at
Horsendon.
Elizabeth was baptized at Towersey 4 September 1652, died s.p., and
Admon granted to her husband 16 May 1684. Laetitia was baptized at
Towersey 31 January 1655. She and her husband were both dead s.p.
in 1735. Hester was born in 1663, died intestate 11 January, and was
buried at Fingest 15 January 1734, aged 71 years.
Laetitia and Hester were coheirs to
their uncle, Joseph Cleydon, and
their brother John.
Bashwell died 29 June 1666, and
was buried in Horsendon Church.
Her husband married secondly, in
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From a Deed dated 1665.
1667, Elizabeth, daughterof Henry Salmon,
of Cambridge, and widow of John Wilkin-
son, of Colwich, in the parish of Waddes-
don, Bucks, by whom he had one daughter
Elizabeth, married to Edward Stone of
^{i
From a Deed dated 1 693.
From a Deed dated 1687.
From a Letter dated 17 19.
'cune^
^Hr^
From a Deed dated 1693.
Princes Risborough, and four sons, Henry, baptized 3 July 1668, James,
baptized 6 August 1671, John, baptized 9 September 1674, and Samuel,
baptized 25 June 1679. They were all baptized at Horsendon, and all,
with the exception of John,
died unmarried, and before
their father. James and Samuel
were both buried at Horsen-
don, James, 2 1 May 1 698, and
Samuel, 20 January 169^, and
Aduion (P.C.C.) granted to
their father in 1698.
Elizabeth (Stone) was baptized at Horsendon 20 November 1670,
married there 23 April 1707, and buried there 12 July 1753, having
survived her husband, whose will, dated 4 October 1 740, was proved
21 May 1742.
This John Grubb sold the property at North Mimms in 1663. The
parties to the Conveyance are described "John Grubb, of Horsendon,
in the county of Bucks, gent., and Bashwell his wife, and Mary Grubb,
of St. Alban's, in the county of Herts, widow, of the first part; Thomas
Richards, of St. Alban's, gent., of the second part; and Thomas Cowley,
the younger, of the third part."
In the previous year he had purchased the Horsendon estate from
Sir John Denham, the poet. The Manor House, included in the
purchase, had been garrisoned for the King in the Civil War, and seems
to have received rough usage, as this John Grubb states in some
Chancery Proceedings that it was ruinous, and he was obliged to rebuild
it. Three cannon balls, two of iron and one of stone, have been found
at difterent times in cleaning out the moats.
93
Grubbe.
[Page 27.]
Grubbe. He died 16 June 1700, and was buried witli his wife Bashwell in the
[Paue 27.] Chancel of the Church at Horsendon, beneath a stone which is thus
described by Brown Willis in his MS. Collection for the county of Bucks
(folio IV. pages 65, 66), now in the Bodleian Library at Oxford: "Near
the Altar is a large freestone, at the top of which is a white marble
shield, thereon these arms: i, Ermine on a chief crenelle three roses;
2, Two bends engrailed sable, a label for difference; 3, as 2; 4, as i.
On a piece of white marble in form of a lozenge, this:
Memorise Sacrum
Hie spe certa resurgendi
in Christo salutem expectat
Bashewell Grubb, Johannis Grubb
vxor dilectissima, cum quo matrimonio
castissimo cohabitauit ann; 19: cui filios
tres, & filias quatuor peperit: Viz:
Johaii, Guliet: Johafi: ElizaB: Laetit: Estfi :
Mar: Vitfe caducse sortem cum caelestis
Regni perennitate commutauit anno
^rre Christians 1666 Junij 29°
/Etat:' 141°
Gemens posuit Maritus.
See Illustration.
On another piece of white marble on the same stone, this :
lOHANNNES Grvbb supradictse Bathehuel maritus
uxorem postea duxit Elizabetham Iohannis
Wilkinson Generosi viduam ex qua filios
Suscepit quatuor Henricvm Iacobvm Iohannem
Samvelem, filiamq^ unicam Elizabetham tande""!
sub hoc tumulo conditus, laetam expectat resurrectione™
Obijt lun: 16 Anno Dom : 1700 .^tatis 75.
See Illustration.
In 1766, the population of the parish having become very small (in
1712 it contained only three families and sixteen souls), the body of the
Church was pulled down, and the Chancel converted into the Church.
In the alterations made at that time, the freestone as described by
Brown Willis, was broken up; but the shield and marble slabs with the
inscriptions were preserved. The slabs with the inscriptions were affixed
to the northern end of the east wall; the shield, which had one of the
top corners broken off, was not refixed, but remained loose in the
Church till after 1841. During some repairs which were made sub-
sequent to that date it was thrown away with the rubbish, and in 1890
was found in a shrubbery at a little distance from the Church, having
' This figure has puzzled some persons. In an old volume of the Gentleman's
Magazine it is gravely assumed as correct. It is evidently an error for 41.
Note the different way in which Bashwell's name is treated in the first inscription
and the second. The real name was "Bashwell," synonymous with "Bashful," —
perhaps a provincialism. The termination •' well " instead of "full " was not entirely
obsolete in this part of the country some fifty years ago.
94
'^mon^eSacrui.
OTiQlj
(emexpccfoi
'^']S°^°'^<^'%fi,cumQuomaifrrmoni
)cni.tiibmD cohabtemie ami:/o:cuift[fos\
lac: Mftc-caducae iorfem com cxMiiS/
^Cjcn'.c nspofuiif naf iff "-^
lo"
Johannes Crvbb supradict® Bathehuel marfkfs
UXOrem pO.?tea cfuXltELIZABETHAMlOHANNIS'
[ WFLKiN50RGenefosi viduam ev qua filio^-
Su5Cepit qUadUOrHJENfRreVNfjAGOBVMlOHANNEM
5^AMV£LEM fificfincr onrcamEuz^ABtTHAM lande^
ASlfbnoci^ririia/oconams.fekjra.expedGtresLirrpcSiori^:
Obj/tIan.\ro AnnoDom^c/jooyEtciiiJs j^.
2' 6" lomj hy l' O" wide.
HORSENDON CHURCH (NORTH WALL).
been apparently thrown out of a moat which had then recently been Grubbe.
cleaned out. It is now in the possession of Mr. Grubbe of Southwold. [Page 27.]
John Grubb,
^— . • the only sur-
Wr^ Ptr-^/KAl (Oir J°hn&Eliza-
y
From a Deed dated 1698,
1698, to Anne,
^^"i^^^ beth Grubb,
was Clerk of
theRevenues
ofthe Duchy of Lan-
caster, and after-
wards Clerk of the
Patents, an office
which he retained
till his death in
1760. He was twice
married; first, on
the 6 of March
only daughter and heir of Elias Daney, a French
From a Deed dated
735-
five sons and four daughters. The
ClLuu^c-
M.
Uitc/O^
'^Jia ^^
Huguenot, by whom he had
daughters were i, Laetitia, who
died young; 2, Elizabeth, bap-
tized at Camberwell 23 April
1705, married 7 July 1741 to
Edward Stone, M.A., Fellow of
Wadham College, Oxford, and
Rector of Horsendon (son of From a Deed dated 1741.
the Edward Stone who had married her aunt, Elizabeth Grubb, but by
a former wife), and buried at Horsendon 10 November 1751; her
husband was born in 1702, he survived her, and was buried at Hor-
sendon 2 December 1768; 3, Anne, died un-
married in 1766; 4, another Lffititia, bap-
tized at Camberwell 21 July 1708, married
to Richard Whiten, of 1'hames Ditton, and ^
From a Deed dated 1741.
Snow Hill, Citizen and Mer-
cer of London, who died s.p.
1777-
Of the sons, two, viz: James, born 21 July 1708, buried 9 July
1 7 13, and Henry, born 2 July, and buried 6 July 17 10, were both
buried at Camber-
well; the other three
were: i, John; 2,
Samuel, baptized at
Camberwell 8 April
1704, succeeded his
father at the Patents,
and died a bachelor
II February 1782.
(Will dated 20 Au-
gust 1781, proved
21 February 1782, From a Deed dated 1775.
95
From a Deed dated
Oik. cJv>^\ir-
Grubbe, P.C.C.); 3, Edward, who was a Solicitor and Clerk to the Fishmongers'
[Page 27.] Company in London, and father of the John Grubb with whom the
pedigree commences.
Mrs. Anne Grubbe died on the
11"', and was buried at Camberwell
on the 16"' March 1721. John
Grubb's second wife, whom he mar-
ried on or about 28 June 1723, was From a Deed dated 28 June 1723.
Elizabeth Sloper, widow, by whom he
had no issue.
John Grubb (son of John and Elizabeth Salmon, or Wilkinson), died
6 March 1760 (will and codicil dated respectively 22 August 1743, and
18 August 1753, proved 21 March 1760, P.C.C.) He was buried
(lo March) in Camberwell Church, where his wife Anne (16 March
1721) and son Samuel (19 February 1782) were also buried. Monu-
ments with the following inscriptions were erected to their memory in
Horsendon Church :
To THE MEMORY
of M"* Anne Grubb Wife of John Grubb
Gent (who was the only Daughter & Heir of
Elias Daney by Anne his Wife Formerly
Anne Bouet Aduocate to the Parliament
of Bourdeaux in France and Created by the
Duke de la Force ludge of his Lands & Lordship
of Caumont & Taillebourge in 1665) Who by
the Assistance of the Grace of God For Sook her
Natiue Country, her Relations & Estate For the
Faith of Christ She was born at Caumont
Prouince of Guienne in France the 23 of
Aprill 1669 & Came Ouer into England about
1683 to Auoid the Persecution under Lewis
the 14"' King of France She was Married to the
Said John Grubb the 6 March 1698 to Whom She
Bore Nine Children Uiz: Lettitia Iohn Samuel
Elizabeth Anne Lettitia & Iames Who
Were Twynns Henry & Edward 3 of whom
Uiz: the First Lettitia Iames & Henry
Dyed in her Life Time the other 6 were all
Liuing at the time of her Death and may
they all imitate the Uirtue and piety of So
Excellent a Parent She Dyed the 11"' March
1721 in the 53 Year of her Age and Lyes
Interred in the Uault in Camberwell Church
in Surrey with her two Sons Iames & Henry.
See Illustrafion.
96
/bfM.ANNRCRUBB Wife oFIohnGrubb V
GenfCwho vvasthe only Daughter S^'I-l^eir of
ECiAs Daney byANNE his Wire Formerly
Anne Boult Aduoeare to theparliamenf
ofBouRDEAUx in FRANCEand Created bv/ the
Du ke de la Force ludge of his Lands& Lordship
of Caumont &TailleJ30Ufge mi6%) Whoby
theAssisfance of the Grace of GodForSookher
Natiue CoLmtry. her Relations &:EstateForthe
Jaith of Christ S^he Was Born at Caumont
prouinceofGuiENNE in France Che 2.3 of
Apri/I i66_9 &. came Ouer into England abour
idgjto Auoid the persecution underLewi^
rhe;i4 kiNG of France She wa? Married to the
5ai(^ loHN G'RUBB the 6 March regs to "WhomSKe
Bore Nme Children UrZ:LETTiTlA Iohn Samuel
Elizabeth, Anne Lettitia &Tames who
Were Twynns Henry & Edwatcd j of whom
Uiz the First LETTiTiAlANfEs ScHenry
Dyed in her Life Time the other 6 were all
Liuing at thetime of her Death and may
they all imitate the Uirtueand pietyof^o
Excellent A parent She Dyed i^heii" March
1721 inthe^3' Year oF her Age andLyes
Inferred mthe UauItinCamterweU Church
in Surrey wibh her two SonslAMEs &.Henry
4' lOJ high by 2 H wide.
HORSENDON CHURCH (NORTH WALL).
^\
^
TO TH E MEMORYOF
lOHN GRUBBEiSa!
JLATi: LORD OF THlvS MANOR
WHO DEIiiRTED THISLIirB
THE VI™MARCH M.DCC,1JX.^LXXXVI.
^ND WHOiSE REMAINS AREDEPOSITED
JNTHEA^ULT OFTHEBXRISHCHURCHOF
CAMBERWEaXBVTHECOUNTYQFSURKY'
TOGETHERWITHTHOSE OF HIS >SON
MMUEL GRUBBESaf WHOBYED
THEXf"FEBRlTARYM.DCCJXXXII-^LXXVIll
THlSMONUMENTIiS ERECTED BY
JOHN GRUBBELDESTiSONOFTHESAlD
lOHN GRUBB ESa!"
IN TE&TIMONYOFHIS GRATITUDE,y
E»STEEM AND AFFECTION
FOU THESE HIS
WORTHY RELATIONS,
HORSENDON CHURCH, SOUTH WALL.
TO THE MEMORY OF
lOHN GRUBB ESQ"
LATE LORD OF THIS MANOR
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
THE VI™ MARCH M.DCC.LX. /E LXXXVI.
AND WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED
IN THE VAULT OF THE PARISH CHURCH OF
CAMBERWELL IN THE COUNTY OF SURRY
TOGETHER WITH THOSE OF HIS SON
SAMUEL GRUBB ESQ" WHO DYED
THE Xl'^" FEBRUARY M.DCC,LXXXII. /E LXXVIII
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY
lOHN GRUBB ELDEST SON OF THE SAID
lOHN GRUBB ESQ"
IN TESTIMONY OF HIS GRATITUDE,
ESTEEM AND AFFECTION
FOR THESE HIS
WORTHY RELATIONS.
Grubbe.
[Page a;.]
^^fo^l-^ecc^^?^ his
See Illustration.
John Grubb, the eldest son, succeeded
lis father as proprietor of Horsendon.
le was baptized at Horsendon 14 Jan-
, , , , „ uary 170". He was a Citizen and
From a Letter dated 2. July 1778. Mercer of London, and married Mary,
daughter of John Moreton (or Morton), of Throgmorton Street, Citizen
and Embroiderer of London. He made the alterations in the church
before referred to in 1766, and built the tower there. He died without
issue 22 May 1785, and was buried 30 May in the chancel of Horsen-
don Church. Will and two codicils dated respectively 26 February
1782, 25 September 1783, and 20 March 1785; proved 7 June 1785
{'P.CC)— Portrait JVo. i, seepage 100.
Mary, his widow, died 1 1 February
^ //f /J /?/? 1792, and was buried 18 February with
iyJiO^k — XWLUA/i' her husband. Will and codicil dated
/y ^ respectively 12 September 1788, and
i^ ^ 7 May 1 791; proved 25 February 1792
From a Receipt dated i79r. (^^.Q.Q.)-Portrait No. 2, seepage 100.
Monuments with the following inscriptions erected to their memory
in Horsendon Church :
IN A VAULT
IN THIS CHANCEL
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF
lOHN GRUBB ESQ.
LATE LORD OF THIS MANOR AND
PATRON OF THIS CHURCH
WHO DIED THE XXII. OF MAY M.DCC,LXXXV.
IN THE LXXXV. YEAR OF HIS AGE
TO WHOSE MEMORY
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY
HIS ONLY SURVIVING BROTHER
EDWARD GRUBB
AS A TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE
FRATERNAL AFFECTION AND
See Illustration.
97
Grubbe.
[Page 27.]
In the same Vault
with John Grubb Esq"'
are deposited the Remains of
M"^ Mary Grubb
his Wife
who died the n"' of February 1792,
Aged 84 Years.'
See Illustration.
From a Deed dated 1736.
Edward Grubb, Clerk to the Fish-
monger's Company, was born at
Peckham 27 January i7y^. He
married Mary, daughter of John Le
Grand, of Canterbury, and sister and
heir of another John Le Grand, also
of Canterbury, 3 July 1749, and died
^CTH^i
intestate 2 Octo-
ber 1790, and was
buried 13 October
at Thames Ditton
(Admon 2 Novem-
ber 1790, P.C.C.)
husband 18 April
24 December 1795, 8 February 1797
Besides John Grubb, with whom
From a Deed dated 21 May 1787.
His wife died 5
1797. Will and
April, and was buried with her
two codicils dated respectively
proved 24 April 1797 (P.C.C.)
the pedigree commences, Edward
^yn^ (yhu^Yry^-^^j^-Cr-cr-g^ti^
From a Letter.
Grubb had a daughter Mary,
married to Robert Rushbrooke,
and another son Edward, born
July 1758.
From a Letter dated 1827.
' The position of all these Monuments, with the exception of that to Mrs. Anne
Grubb, has been changed since they were first put up. That of the two marble slabs
with the Latin inscriptions, since tlie conversion of the chancel into the church, has
been given above. It has since been again changed; and the slabs now occupy a
place on the south wall. The monument to John Grubb and his son Samuel was
originally placed against the east wall, just above the slabs with the Latin inscriptions.
It is now removed to the western end of the south wall. The other two to John
Grubb the Citizen, and Mary his wife, formerly occupied a position at the northern
end of the east wall, corresponding to that of the monument to John and Samuel, and
the slabs with the Latin inscriptions at the southern end of the same wall. They are
now removed to the north wall at the western end, facing the monument to John and
Samuel Grubb.
98
IN A VAULT
IN THIS CHANCEL
ARE DEPOSITED TIIE REMAINS OF
lOHN ORUBBESa.
LATE LORD OF THIS MANOR AND
mTRON OF THIS CHURCH
WHO DIED THEXXILOFMAYMJJCCLXXXV.
IN THE LXXXV. YEAR OF HIS AGE
TOAVHOSE MEMORY
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY
HIS ONLY SURVIVING BROTHER
EDWARD GRUBB
ASA TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE
FRATERr-(AL AFFECTION AND
ESTEEM.
In the fame Vault.
with John Crubb Efqf
are depofited the Remains of
M^MarvGrubb
his Wfe
who died the iil'of February 1752.
Aged 84 "fears.
ARMS; GHUBBE AND RADCLIFFE QUARTERLY. IMPALING MORTON
HORSENDON CHURCH, NORTH WALL.
Mary was born 28 April 1755, married at St. Michael's, Crooked
Lane, London, 3 October 1778, died the 19''', and was buried at
St. George the Martyr's, Canterbury, the 26"' of December 1844. Her
husband (M.A. and a Barrister) was of Westowe Hall, and afterwards of
Rushbrooke in Suffolk. He was born in 1758, died the 20"', and was
buried at St. George's, Canterbury, the 29''' of December 1829. Their
only child. Colonel Robert Rushbrooke, was for some time M.P. for the
county of Suffolk.
Edward, the son, was a soli-
citor, and in partnership with
his father at the time of his
father's death. This Edward,
the son, married Elizabeth,
daughter of John Cantis, of
Canterbury, and by her had
issue two sons, John and Ed-
ward. She died 10 May, and
was buried 27 May 1802, at
Thames Ditton. Edward, her
husband, died intestate 6 June, and was buried at St. Gilesin-the-
Fields 10 June 1817 (Admon 19 June 1817, and 22 June 1820, P.C.C.)
— Miniature, No. 22, see page 100.
YZ^ J^J^ 7^ ' —:^ John, the elder son, was
y^^]/'{yO</V^'u'^^^C-^C*'-^ born circa 1799. He never
^^ >^ j^ — » — married, and was killed in the
<y^^^ y yity^ Burmese War in 1825. Will
C^ >^ c^ dated 23 March 1824; proved
From a Deed d.ited 23 March 1824. 22 December 1825 (P C.C.)
From a Deed dated 1793.
Edward, the younger, was born 17 September
1800. He was of Trinity College, Cambridge, M.A.
and a Barrister, and held the office of Clerk of
Records and Writs at the time of his death, 8 June
1878. He married Frances, daughter of Mr. Staff
£f2aM^.
From a Letter dated
1826.
Tta^uu jf^
From a Deed dated 16 June i860.
From a Letter dated 1891.
Grubbe.
[Page 27.J
of Norwich, and niece of Charles Austin, Q.C., of Brandeston Hall,
Suffolk, but had no issue, and was buried at Horsendon 14 June. Will
and codicil dated respectively 30 July 1870, and 20 July 1877; proved
28 June 1878 in the Principal Registry. He purchased in 1834 the
Spring Coppice Estate in the parish of Hughenden, Bucks, which he
devised to his cousin, John Eustace Grubbe of Southwold.
99
Grubbe. Portraits and Miniatures in the possession of
[Page 27] j^j^^^ Eustace Grubbe of Sotithwold, Suffolk.
1. John Grubb, who died 22 May 1785. By Daniel.
2. Mary, his wife, who died 11 February 1792. By Daniel.
3. John Grubb, who died i September 1 8 1 2 (with whom the pedigree
commences). Three-quarter length, supposed to be by
Gainsborough.
4. The same John Grubb. A crayon of smaller size.
5. A copy of the crayon in oils. By Young of Southampton, painted
in 1822 or 1823.
6. 7. Two minatures in oils of John Grubb and Sarah Anne his wife.
Taken about the time of their marriage in 1809.
8. John Eustace Grubbe. Three-length portrait by E. Vernet Leconte,
1879.
9. The same. Three-length portrait in sitting posture, by his son.
Captain Laurence Carrington Grubbe. Presented to the
Corporation of Southwold 26 October 1S91, and hung in the
' Town Hall.
10. The same. Small portrait in sitting posture.
11. JuHa Catharine Hall (Mrs. John Eustace Grubbe). Small portrait
taken about 1 2 years of age.
12. Julia Catharine Grubbe. Three-length portrait by E. Vernet
Leconte, 1879. Fellow picture to that of her husband (No. 8.)
13. William Henry Grubbe. Small portrait in sitting posture. Painted
on the eve of his going to India.
14. Edmund Arthur (Major Grubb). Miniature taken in boyhood
by his sister, Mrs. Draper.
15. The same, in uniform. Small three-length portrait.
16. Charles Septimus Grubbe, Vicar of Mentmore, co. Bucks.
Miniature taken in boyhood by his sister, Mrs. Draper.
17. Same. Small three-length portrait.
18. The same, and Anne Louisa Grubbe (Mrs. Ouvry). Children at
play. Small water colour.
19. Julia Harriet Grubbe. Miniature, three-quarter length.
20. Laurence Carrington Grubbe Child sitting in a chair, miniature.
21. Edmund Alexander Grubb (Connaught Rangers). Child standing
on a chair, miniature.
22. Edward Grubb, son of Edward and Mary Le Grand. Small
miniature by Smart,
■yr'///f ( ,ff.j/,f,f (////r/'r.
ARMS OF GILBERT SHELDON, D,D., BISHOP OF LONDON.
(AND SUBSEQUENTLY ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY).
Copied from the original Oranl of Arms dated 1000, in the possession of
Sir Alfred Jodrell, Bart.
Grant of Arms to Gilbert Sheldon^ D.D., 1660. Jodrell.
Universis et Singulis ad ([uos presentes Litene perveneriiit Edwardus
Walkerus eques auratus Ordinis Periscelidis aurcse fecialis vulg6 Garterus
nationis Anglicanre Armorum Rex principalis salutem. Inter coetera
virtutis irritamenta, maxinii profecto semper apud antecessores nostros
fuere Insignia ilia Armorum honoraria, quae non tantinn viros honoratos
ab ignobili plebe secernerent, sed et nobiles ipsos ad plura virtutis
facinora perpetranda incitarent. Quocirca cum Clilbertus Sheldon SacrK
TheologiK Doctor anticjua et honorata Sheldonorum fouiilia in agro
Derbeiensi oriundus, celcbri doctrina et smgulari virtute nomen Majorum,
per se celebre, magnopere nobilitaverit ; non modo, quod Collegium
Omnium Animarum, in prreclara Oxoniensi Academia, cui multis annis
prtefuit prudentissime rexerit Caroloc}^ Regi memorise semper sacra;, ab
Oratorijs privatis fuerit : necnon serenissimo domino nostro Carolo
secundo (quern Deus Opt : max : diu velit incolumem) Sacelli Regii
Decanum dignissimum se prsestiterit : quibus omnibus suina viri pru-
dentia et gravitas semper eniicuit : sed insuper quod Regis partium
tidissimus fautor et adjutor, Rei-familiaris jacturam, carceres, multaqj
alia seipso indignissima, maximo animo pectoreq^ bene pra?parato pertu-
lerit : Quibus omnibus (uti fas est) perpensis ; ac etiam, quod venerabilis
ille vir Londinensis Antistes designatus est ; ego pr^fatus Edwardus
Walkerus, pro potestate mihi data per praefatum serenissimum Carolum
Regeni in fidei, meritiq^ prsemium et honorem, Insigne eiusdem gentili-
tium, viz : Tignum rubeum, tribus Cataractis argenteis impressum in
Scuto ejusdem metalli, vnacum honorario additamento, Rosse paritcr
argentete, in angulo dextro, et pro Crista, super galea et torque argenteo
rubeoq^ Cateractam albam, Rosam rubeam in rostro suo tenentem sicut
in margine prassentium luculentius videndum est, sibi posteriscj^ suis
gestandum praebeo (unusquisq^ tamen, sub ilia differentia juxta leges
Armorum gradui suo propria) semper et vbiq^ prout occasio sese obtulerit,
sine vindicatione. In cujus rei testimonium prsesentibus nomen meum
propria manu subscripsi, et Sigillum Officii mei apposui. Datis quarto
die Septembris, anno regni dicti serenissimi domini nostri Caroli dei
gratia magnce Britaniae Francis, et Hibernite Regis fidei defensoris &c.
Annotjj Domini Millesimo Sexcentesimo Sexagesimo.
Edwardus Walker,
Garterus, P.R.A.
Grant of Arms to Daniel Sheldon of Ham
Court, Surrey, 1681.
To all and Singular to whom these presents shall come S' William
Dugdale Knt. Garter Principal King of Amies, and S"' Henry S' George
K' Clarenceux King of Amies send Greeting. Whereas the R' Hon''''=
Robert Earl of Ailesbury Deputy with his Maj'' approbation to His
' Paul Jodrell of Duffiekl, co. Derby, married in 1712, Judilh, daughter and co-heir
of Gilbert Sheldon, and great-niece of Gilbert Sheldon, Archbishop of Canterbury.
101
Jodrell. Grace Henry Duke of Norfolk Earl Marshal of England hath by Warrant
[Page 33.1 or Order under his hand and the Seal of the Earle Marshall's Office
bearing date the 23''' day of this instant December, signified unto Us
That Daniel Sheldon of Ham-Court in the County of Surrey Esq'" (out
of the great honour and respect which he bears to the memory of his
deceased Uncle the Most Reverend Father in God Gilbert late Arch
Bishop of Canterbury Primate and Metropolitan of all England) hath made
application to him the said Deputy Earl Marshall for his Consent, That
the Arms and Crest heretofore granted and assigned by S'' Edward
Walker K"' late Garter Principal King of Arms A" 1660 to the said
Archbishop, might be assigned and confirmed to him the said Danfel
Sheldon and other the issue of Raphe Sheldon his Father elder brother
to the said Arch-Bishop And Whereas y" said Deputy Earl Marshall,
taking into consideration That the said Arch-Bishop dying unmarried
did settle his Estate upon the Issue of the said Raphe his Brother which
by the death of S'' Joseph Sheldon K"' late Alderman and sometime
Lord Mayor of London, eldest Son of the said Raphe without issue male,
being now devolved upon the said Daniel Sheldon Second Son of the
said Raphe did thereupon Signifie unto Us his consent for our joynt
assigning and confirming unto the said Daniel Sheldon, and other the
issue of the said Raphe the Armes and Crest heretofore granted to the
said Arch-Bishop as aforesaid Know ye therefore that we the said
Garter and Clarenceux in pursuance of the Consent of the said Deputy
Earl Marshall, and by authority of the Kings Letters Patents to each of
us respectively granted under the Great Seal of England, have assigned
and confirmed and do by these Presents assign and confirm unto the
said Daniel Sheldon the Armes and Crest formerly assigned and granted
by the said S'' Edward Walker unto the said D"^ Gilbert Sheldon at that
time designed Bishop of London but afterwards Arch-Bishop of Canter-
bury, Viz^ Argent, on a Cheveron gules three Sheldrakes of the field, with
the honourable addition of a Rose Silver in a canton of the Second
and for the Crest on a Wreath Argent & Gules a Sheldrake Silver
holding in the beak a Rose Gules as in the margin hereof more plainly
appears. To be borne and used for ever hereafter by him the said
Daniel Sheldon and other the issue of Raphe Sheldon his father and
the heirs and other Descendents of their bodies lawfully begotten with
their due and proper differences at all times and upon all occasions
according to the Law and practice of Armes without the lett interruption
dispute or Contradiction of any Person or Persons whatsoever. In
witness whereof we the said Garter and Clarenceux have to these presents
subscribed our Names aud affixed the Seales of our respective Offices
this Six and Twentieth day of December in the Three and Thirtieth
year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second by the
Grace of God King of England Scotland France and Ireland Defender
of the Faith etc"' Annoq^ D'ni 1681.
William Dugdale, Hen : S^ George,
Garter. Clarenceux.
Grant of Ar>iis to Dame fudith Diggs and Jodrell.
[Page 33-]
Danic Margaret Sheldon, 1681.
QC5.
To all and singular to whom
these Presents shall come S''
William Dugdale Kn' Garter
Principal King of Arms, and S''
Henry S' George Kn' Claren-
ceux King of Amies send Greet-
ing. Whereas the Right Hon''''
Robert Earl of Ailesbury Deputy,
'•J) with His Majesties approbation,
^-^ to his (irace Henry Duke of Nor-
folk Earl Marshall of England
hath by warrant or Order under
his hand and the Seal of the Earl
Marshalls Office bearing date
the 23"' day of December last
past, signified unto us his consent
for Our Devysing, Granting and
Assigning to Dame ludith Diggs
Widow of S'^ Maurice Diggs
Baronet now wife of Daniell Sheldon of Ham-Court in Com Surrey Esq',
and to Dame Margaret Sheldon her Sister Relict of S'' loseph Sheldon
K"' late Alderman and sometime Lord Mayor of the City of London,
daughters and coheirs of M' George Rose of Eastergate in cofii Sussex,
such Armes as they and their Descendents may lawfully bear according
to the Rules and practice of Armes. Know ye therefore that We the
said Garter and Clarenceux in pursuance of the consent of the said
Deputy Earl Marshall, and by authority of the Kings Letters Patents to
each of us respectively granted under the Great Seal of England, have
devysed and do by these Presents grant and assign to y= said Dame
ludith and Dame Margaret the Armes hereafter mentioned Viz': Ermine
an Eagle displayed Sable, membered and beaked Gules, debruised with
a Bendlet Componfe Or and Azure, as in the margin hereof more plainly
appears depicted. To be borne and used for ever hereafter by them y=
said Dame ludith Diggs and Dame Margaret Sheldon and the descen-
dents of their bodies respectively, lawfully begotten, according to the
Laws, Rules and practice of Armes without the Lett Interruption dispute
or contradiction of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness
whereof we the said S'' William Dugdale Knt. Garter and S'' Henry S'
George Knt. Clarenceux Kings of Arms have to these presents subscribed
our Names and affixed the Scales of our respective Offices this 16''' day
of February in the 34''' year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord Charles
the Second by the Grace of God King of England Scotl'' France and
Ireland Defender of the Faith &c. Annoq' Domini 1681.
William Dugdale,
Garter.
Hen : S^ George,
Clarenceux.
i°3
Jodrell. Gyaiit of Arms to Edward Lombe of PVeston,
^^'^'''■^ CO. Norfolk, 1699.
To all and Singular to whom these Presents shall come, S'' Thomas S'
George, Knight, Garter Principal King of Arnies and S' Henry S' George,
Knight, Clarenceux King of Armes send greeting Whereas the most
noble Prince Henry Duke of Norfolke Earl Marshal of England hath by
Warrantor Order under his Hand and the Seal of His office of Earl
Marshal dated the 7''' day of this instant February signified unto Us
his consent for our Devising Granting and Assigning unto Edward
Lombe of Weston in the County of Norfolke Esq'' High Sheriff of the
said County such Armes and Crest as He and His Descendents may
lawfully bear and use according to the Law and Practise of Armes, Know
Ye therefore that in pursuance of the said Earl Marshals consent We the
said Garter and Clarenceux by the Authority of the Letters Patents of
our Offices under the great Seal of England to Us respectively Granted
have Devised, Granted and Assigned and do by these Presents Devise
Grant and assign for and unto the said Edward Lombe the Armes and
Crest hereafter mentioned Viz' Azure two Combs in Fess between a
broken Lance Barrwise, one piece in Chief with the head respecting the
dexter, the broken part of the other half towards the dexter base Point
of the Scocheon Or, and for his Crest on a Wreath of His Colours, two
Lances in Saltire Or each with a small Pendant Gules as in the Margin
hereof is more plainly Depicted. To be borne and used by Him the said
Edward Lombe and the Heirs and other Descendents of His Body
lawfully begotten with their due and proper Differences in Shield Coat-
Armour, Penon, Seal or otherwise according to the Law and due Practise
of Armes without the lett or Interruption of any Person or Persons
whatsoever. In Witness whereof We the said Garter and Clarenceux
Kings of Armes have to these Presents subscribed Our Names and
affixed the Seals of Our respective Offices this Tenth day of February in
the 11'^ year of the Reign of Our Soveraign Lord William the third
by y'= Grace of God King of England Scotland France and Ireland
Defender of the Faith &c. Annoq' D'ni Millesimo Sexcentesimo
nonagesimo nono.
Tho. S;^ George, Garter Hen. S^ George, Clarenceux
Principall King of Armes. King of Armes.
Confirmation of Arms to Paul Jodrell, 1707.
To all and Singular To whom these Presents shall come S"' Henry S'
George, Knight, Garter Principal King of Arms, and Peter Le Neve Esq'"
Norroy King of Arms Send greeting. Whereas Paul lodrell of Duffeild
in the County of Derby Esq'' and Clark to the Honorable House of
Commons, hath by Petition represented unto the Right Honorable
Henry Earl of Bindon Deputy (with her Majesties Approbation) to his
104
Grace Thomas Duke of Norfolk Earl Marshall and Hereditary Marshall Jodrell.
of England, That he is the only Son of Simon lodrell sometime of the [J'agc 33.]
City of Litchfeild in the County of Stafford Deceased, who was Son of
lohn lodrell of Litchfeild aforesaid. Second Son of the lodrells of
Moorhouse in the County of Stafford, which lodrells of Moorhouse are
Descended by a younger Son from the Ancient Family of lodrell of
Yeardesley in the County Palatine of Chester. And Whereas Edmund
lodrell of Twemlow in the said County of Chester Esq' the present
Cheif of the said Family of Yeardesley hath Certified that he doth
beleive that lohn lodrell Second Son of John lodrell of Moorchouse in
the County of Stafford Esq'' by Elizabeth Swetnam his Wife, did go and
Live at the City of Litchfeild and that he might Marry Alice larman,
from whom as he hath been credibly informed the said Paul lodrell is
Descended, and that he may be intitled to bear the Arms of the said
F'amily of lodrell of Moorehouse with a due distinction which (so far as
concerned him) he did freely give his Consent and agree unto. And
Whereas the said Paul lodrell by the said Petition prayed to obtain the
said Earl of Bindons Warrant for our Assigning and Confirming (with
his Lordships consent to and Approbation thereof), the Arms and Crest
of the aforesaid Family of Moorehouse with such Variation or difference
as he and his Descendents may Lawfully Use and Bear. And Whereas
likewise his Lordship (being well satisfied that the said Paul lodrell is
duly Qualified to Support the State of Gentility) did by Warrant under '
his Hand and Seal bearing date the fourteenth day of June last past
Order and Appoint Us the said Garter and Norroy to Assign and
Confirm to the said Paul lodrell the Arms and Crest of the said Family
with such Variation or difference as (after his Consent and Approbation
thereof) may be borne and used by the said Paul lodrell and his
Descendents according to the Law of Arms. Know ye therefore that we
the said Garter and Norroy in Pursuance of the said Warrant or Order
and by virtue of the Letters Patents of our Ofifices under the Great Seal
of England to each of Us respectively Granted, Have Assigned and do
by these Presents Grant and Confirm unto the said Paul lodrell (His
Lordships Consent and Approbation being already had thereunto) the
Arms and Crest hereafter mentioned Viz'. Ermines three round Buckles,
the Tongues downward Argent, in fess poynt a Trefoil Slipt Or, and for
his Crest, on a Wreath of his Colours Argent and Sable a Cocks head
and Neck Coupt, the \A'ings erected Or, Combed lelloped Gules issuant
out of a chaplet of Roses Gules, berded and Seeded proper as in
the Margin hereof is more plainly depicted. To be borne and used by
the said Paul lodrell, and the Heirs and other Descendents of his Body
Lawfully Begotten and to be Begotten, according to the Law and
practice of Arms, without the Let or Literruption of any Person or
Persons whatsoever. In Witness whereof we the said Garter and Norroy
Kings of Arms have to these Presents Subscribed our Names and
affi.xed the Seals of our respective Offices this Tenth day of July, in the
Si.\th year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lady Anne by the Grace of
God Queen of Great Britain France and Ireland Defender of the Faith
&c., and in the year of our Lord 1707.
Hen : S^ George, Garter, Peter Le Neve,
Principal King of Arms. Norroy King of Arms.
105
Jodrell. Monumental Inscriptions at Letheringsett,
^^'^'''•^ CO. Norfolk.
North wall.
IN MEMORY OF
i^ARD JODRELL E:
OF BAYFIELD HALL IN THIS COUNTY
WHO DIED JANUARY 2^™ 1868
AGED 54.
IN MEMORY OF
EDWARD JODRELL ESQ.
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 14^" 1852
AGED 67 YEARS.
ALSO OF MARY HIS WIFE
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 10^" 1 865
AGED 72 YEARS.
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THEIR CHILDREN
NOT TO RECORD THEIR EXEMPLARY VIRTUES BUT AS A
TOKEN OF DEEP AND ENDURING AFFECTION.
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY JODRELL ESQ""*
LATE OF BAYFIELD HALL IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK
YOUNGEST SON OF PAUL JODRELL AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE
OF SION HILL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
HE WAS A BARRISTER AT LAW OF THE HOn""-"^ SOCIETY OF LINCOLNS INN;
RECORDER OF GREAT YARMOUTH AND FOR SEVERAL YEARS
REPRESENTED THAT BOROUGH AND AFTERWARDS THE BOROUGH OF BRAMBER
IN PARLIAMENT.
HE DIED ON THE II™ OF MARCH 1814 IN THE 63" YEAR OF HIS AGE
AND IS BURIED IN THE FAMILY VAULT AT LEWKNOR IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD.
THE AFFECTION
WHICH INSCRIBED THIS TABLET, CAN BUT IMPERFECTLY EXPRESS
THE KINDNESS AND URBANITY OF HIS DOMESTIC AND SOCIAL LIFE
INTEGRITY AND USEFULNESS ADORNED
HIS PUBLIC CHARACTER.
Arms.^-]odire\\ impaling Weyland. Crest. — Jodrell.
Under east window, north aisle, on a brass plate.
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MOST LOVING MEMORY OF EDWARD JODRELL ESQ.
OF BAYFIELD HALL WHO DIED AT SEA MARCH 1 7™ 1 882 AGED 36.
THIS WINDOW IS ERECTED BY HIS MOTHER ADELA MONCKTON JODRELL.
106
Brass plate at tfu north side of east window. Jodrell.
TO THE GLORY OF COD AND \^*%,^ 33-]
IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDWARD
JODRELL OF HAYFIELD HALL
THIS WINDOW IS PLACED HERE BY HIS
WIDOW ADELA MONCKTON JODRELL
ANNO DOMINI 1876.
West end.
TO GOD
THE GIVER OF ALL THINGS BE THE GLORY
AND IN MEMORY OF
LUCINDA EMMA MARIA
LADY JODRELL
THIS CHURCH WAS RE-ROOFED AND PART RE-BUILT
SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT CANNES
ON MARCH I*^ 1888 AND
WAS BURIED IN THE FAMILY VAULT
AT LEWKNOR, OXON.
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
AND THE SHADOWS
FLEE AWAY.
IN BAYFIELD CHURCHYARD.
North side, on a cross.
EDWARD JODRELL
ESQUIRE
WHO DIED JANUARY 27^" 1 868
AGED 24 YEARS.
Fyoiii Fly-leaves of the fodrell Family Bible,
1769.
Sir John Lombe Bar' of Great Melton eldest Brother of Edward Hase
Esq. died May 27^'' 181 7.
Edward Hase Born at Dereham in the County of Norfolk Dec'"' 31
1732.
Vertue Repps Born at Matishall in the County of Norfolk June 28"^
1732 and married Edward Hase April 16"' 1754 at Dereham in the
County of Norfolk.
107
Jodrell. Vertue Hase Born at Saxthorpe in the County of Norfolk May 15"' 1755
[I'acc 33.1 Sophia Hase Born at Saxthorpe in the County of Norfolk May ig'^ 1757.
Anne Hase Born at Saxthorpe in the County of Norfolk July i^' 1759.
Edward John P'ountayne Hase Born at Sail in the County of Norfolk
July 11"' 1764. Died March 10''' 1765 and buried in the Vault at
Sail.
Mary Hase born at Sail in the County of Norfolk Jan''>' 29"' 1766.
Richard Paul Jodrell Born in Bedtbrd Row in the Parish of S'
Andrews, London, Nov'"' 24"^ 1745 N.S. Died in Portland Place,
London, Jan. 26"' 1831.
Vertue Hase Born at Saxthorpe in the County of Norfolk May 15'''' 1755
and married Richard Paul Jodrell May ig'*" 1772 at Sail in the
County of Norfolk. Died March 23'' 1806 and buried at Lewknor,
Oxon.
Paul Jodrell born in Berners Street in the Parish of Marylebone, London,
March 4"' 1773. Died April 12''' 1774 and buried at Lewknor in
in the County of Oxon.
Paul Jodrell Born in Berners Street in the Parish of Marylebone, London,
April 26''' 1776. Died May 10"' 1776 and buried at Lewknor
in the County of Oxon.
Sophia and Louisa Jodrell Born in Berners Street in the Parish of
Marylebone, London, Sept*"^ 25"' 1778. Sophia died unmarried
April 17"' 1849 and is buried at Upton, Bucks. Louisa wife of
Richard Jennings died 1826 and is buried at Ridge, Herts.
Richard Paul Jodrell Born in Berners Street in the Parish of Marylebone,
London, June 26"^ 1781.
Edward Jodrell born in Berners Street in the Parish of Marylebone,
London, Nov'"' ig"" 1785.
Sheldon Jodrell Born in Berners Street in the Parish of Marylebone,
London, August g^^ 1788.
Robert Marsham Born in the Parish of S' Martins in the Fields, London,
December iS"" 1749 N.S.
Sophia Hase Born at Saxthorpe in the County of Norfolk May the 19"'
1757 and married Robert Marsham April 17''' 1781 at Sail in
the County of Norfolk.
Robert Marsham Born atOunthorpe in the County of Norfolk June 24""
1783-
Sophia Vertue Marsham Born at Gunthorpe in the County of Norfolk
July 8"^ 1784.
Lucy Marsham Born at Gunthorpe in the County of Norfolk November
6"' 1786.
Edward Marsham Born at Gunthorpe in the County of Norfolk April i"
1787.
Henry Marsham born at Saxthorpe in the County of Norfolk 13''' of
Nov' 1788.
William George Jodrell born at 39 Manchester Street, London, on
Sunday Morning May 18''' 1823 baptized in Marylebone Parish
Church June 16"' 1823. Died Janv 20"' at Sail House 1824 and
Buried in Sail Vault.
Edward Repps Jodrell born at 10 Bentinck Street, London, on Monday
Morning June 20''' 1825 and baptized in Marylebone Parish Church
July 28'h 1825.
108
Henry Sheldon Jodrell born at 4 Benlinck Street London on Tuesday Jodrell.
morning May 15"' 1827 and baptized in Marylebone Church July [Page 33.]
1827. Died in Portland Place Aug' g""" 1832.
Richard Paul Hase Jodrell Born at 2 Duke Street Portland Place in the
Parish of S' Marylebone London on Monday Night Aug" 3^'' 1818
and baptized in Marylebone Parish Church Aug. 29''' iSiS and
christened in the said Church July 15'"' 1820.
Amelia Verlue Jodrell born also in Duke Street on Saturday Morning
Dec'' is'*" 1821 baptized in the said Church of Marylebone Jan''^
iz"" 1822.
Louisa Jodrell married Richard Jennings of Ridge, Com. Hertford Feb^'
12, 1811 and died July 22"'^ 1826.
Edward Jodrell married Mary Lowndes 4''' Daughter of William Lowndes
Stone Esq. of BrightwcU in the County of O.xford Oct. S"' 181 2.
Richard Paul Jodrell, junior married Amelia Caroline King Daughter of
the Right Honourable the Earl of Kingston Dec' 12*'' 1814 at
Saint Marylebone Church London by the Hon'''' and Rev'' Rich.
King.
Amelia Caroline King was born and christened at Frederickton in the
Province of New Brunswick in North America March 17"" 1793
of which there is no record the Register of her Baptism having
been destroyed by Fire.
Thomas Browne Evans born at Bury S' Edmunds in the Parish of S'
James's in the County of Suffolk December 9''' 1765.
Mary Hase Born at Sail in the County of Norfolk January 29"" 1766
and Married Thomas Browne Evans January u"' 1787 at Sail in
the County of Norfolk.
Thomas Browne Evans Born at Brome Place in the County of Norfolk
May 31" 1789.
Edward Evans Born at Kirby Beadon in the County of Norfolk May 24*''
1791.
Henry Evans born at Kirby Beadon in the County of Norfolk June the
26*'' 1792.
Mary Virtue Evans born at Kirby Beadon in the County of Norfolk Sept.
23'' 1793-
Mary Evans wife of Thomas Brown Evans died 9"" of April 1798 Aged
32-
Vertue Hase wife of Edward Hase died 25'''' of May 1801 Aged 69.
Edward Hase died 11"' of May 1804 Aged 71.
Vertue Jodrell wife of Richard Paul Jodrell died March 23''' 1806 Aged
5°-
Robert Marsham died in April 181 2 Aged 62.
Sophia Marsham his Wife died NoV 28'*^ 1824 Aged 67.
Bernard Astley third son of Sir Edward Astley Bart of Melton Constable
was born August 31^' 1764.
Anne Hase born at Saxthorpe July i" 1759 married Bernard Astley
August 31 1787 at Sail in the County of Norfolk.
Sir Paul Jodrell died in India 1803 at Madras.
Henry Jodrell Esq. died in Welbeck Street London March ii'" 1814.
Elizabeth Lytton died in Upper Seymour Street London Nov"^ i, 18 18.
109
Jodrell.
[I'age 33]
fodrell Pedigree.
John Jodrell of YerdesleyT=. . da : and heir of . . Beeley of
in CO. Cesr, Esq., 2 son. | Moorehouse, co. Staff: gent.
Thomas Jodrell of=j=Joane, da : and sole heir to
the Moorehouse, CO. ' ~ "
Staff: 1594.
I
Thomas John Jodrell of=j=Elizabeth, da : of
Sherrat of the
Lane End, within Horton Court, co. Stafford, living
27 April 1594, as appears by her son Ralph's will.
I
Jodrell.
the Moore-
house, CO. Staf-
ford.
Ralph Jodrell, Citizen and=Margaret, da :
. Relict
Extrix.
Swetenham of Sweten- Pewterer of London. Will of
ham, CO. Cestr : Esq. dat : 2 7 April, pr : 9 May and
1594 (36 Dixey).
I I
John Jodrell of=|=Alice Jarman Thomas Jodrell of the=j=Anne, da: of
City of Lichfield,
2 son.
of City of
Lichfield.
Moorehouse, co. Staff:
ob. 24 Dec. 1667, Kt.
75-
Robert Port of
Ham, CO. Staff:
Esq.
I I I
Ralph.
William.
James.
Joane.
Mary.
Synion Jodrell of the City=
of Lichfield ; died before
17 May 1707.
John Jodrell of the=Elizabeth, da : of John
Moorehouse, aged Wedgwood of Harracles,
43 in 1663. CO. Stafford, Esq.
I I I
Thomas.
Elizabeth.
Ursula.
Paul Jodrell of Dufifield, in the County of Derby, =
Clerk of the Honorable House of Commons,
formerly of the City of Lichfield, co. Stafford,
after of the Parish of S' Sepulcher in the City of
London, after that of S' Bride, alias Bridget, in the
said City, and since the year 1689 of Chancery
Lane in parish of S' Andrew, Holborn, co. Middle-
se.x, and of Sion Hill in parish of Isleworth in the
said County of Middlesex; married at S' James',
Clerkenwell, 8 Jan. 1673; died 31 July 1728, aged
82, buried at Lewknor in the County of Oxford.
=Jane, eldest
da : of Tho-
mas Rolles
of Lewknor,
CO. Oxford,
Esq.;diedi2
Feb. 1727,
ffit. 78, bur"
at Lewknor,
aforesaid.
John Jodrell
of the Moore-
house, ast. 18
1663.= Mary,
da : of Thomas
Swetenham of
Bertley, co.
Cestr, Esq.
I I
Robert.
I I I I
Anne.
William. Eliza.
Hester.
Ursula.
I I
William Jodrell, born 20
Oct. 1674, bapt .at S'
Sepulchre's ; died in a
year after, and was bur^
at Lewknor afores*^.
Thomas Jodrell, born 29
April 1676, bapt. at S'
Bride's; died 16 June
1678, buried there.
Paul Jodrell, s : and h : late of Trinity Coll :=j=Judith, eld' of the 2 daurs. and
Oxford, now of Lincoln's Inn, London, coheirs of Gilbert Sheldon, by
Esq.; born 23 June 1679; marr'' at S* Mary his wife; born 12 Aug.
Edmund the King, Lombard Street, 7 Oct. 1692, bapt. in Hammersmith
1712; ob. 25 Jan. 1744, bur'^ at Lewknor. Parish; died 30 June 1768,
and bur'' at Lewknor. Mary,
2^ da : and coh : of Gilbert
Sheldon, married William
Cradock of Hartforth, co.
York, Esq.
Elizabeth, 2 da : of Rich" Warner=i=Paul Jodrell of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.; born in Essex St., Strand, 20
CO. Norf: Feb. 1713, Regain St. Clement Danes; mar. at North Elm-
ham ; ob. 30 June 1751, bur" at Lewknor.
of North Elmham,
Esq;
III
Richard Paul Jodrell, born in Bedford Row 13 Nov.
1745, bapt. at S' Andrew's, Holborn, 29 Nov. 1745.
Paul Jodrell, born in Bedford Row 12 November
1746, bapt. and reg" at S' Andrew's, Holborn.
Henry Jodrell, born in Bedford Row 6 May 1750,
bapt™ reg** in S' Andrew's, Holborn.
1 10
Elizabeth, born=Rich" Warburton Lytton,
in Bedford Row
24 M'-* 1747,
baptism reg" in
S* Andrew's,
Holborn.
Esq. (son of W™ Warbur-
ton, Esq., dec'', by Eliz:
his wife, only sister of John
Robinson Lytton of Kneb-
worth, CO. Hertford); marr.
at S' Andrew's Church 16
April 1768.
Autograph of Rev. Philip Neville Jodrell, Rector of Yelling,, co. Hunts,
son of Rev. Daniel Jodrell, Rector of Bingham, co. Norfolk, and Arch-
deacon of Rochester, by Alary his wife, daughter of Rev. John Breeze, to
a letter dated Yelling Rectory, March 2gth, 1848.
lA /^^^f^^^t-*:^^^
Autograph of Eliza S. Jodrell, daughter of Rev. Philip Neville Jodrell,
Rector of Yelling, to a letter dated May 12th, 1846.
James Jodrell, bapt. at
S' Bride's ; living 1707 ;
died unm : bur'' at
Lewknor.
Richard Jodrell, bapt. at
S' Bride's ; died young,
and was bur. there.
John Jodrell, bapt. at S'
Bride's; living 1707 ;
died unm : and bur. at
Lewknor.
Rolles Jodrell, bapt. at S'
Bride's; died young, and
was bur'' there.
Edward Jodrell, bapt. at S* Andrew's, Hol-
born; living 1 707 ; died s. p., bur'' at Lewknor.
Jane, born 4 July 1680, bapt. at S' Bride's;
died young, and was bur'' there.
Frances, bapt. at S' Bride's; died young,
and was bur'' there.
Thomas Jodrell, born
17 July 1 7 16 in Essex
St., and bapt. at S'
Clement Danes; died
on board the " Pel-
ham " (Cap' Wood-
ford), in service of
E. I. Company when
that ship was lost in
Bengal River.
Daniel Jodrell, born
in Essex St. in 17 18,
bapt. at S' Clement
Danes. = Elizabeth,
only da : of . .
Breeze, Clerk, Rector
of Hingham, co.
Norf:
Mary, only da : of=
W"" Cradock, by
Mary his wife, 2''
da : and coh : of
Gilbert Sheldon ;
marr. at Audiey
St. Chapel 9 Dec.
1740 ; ob. 12
March 1745, £et.
26, bur'' at Lewk-
nor. ist wife.
=Gilbert Jod-
rell of An-
kerwyckc,
died 1772.
=Ann, 2'' da :
of Samuel Van-
derplank of
Tokenhouse
Yard, London,
a Blackwell
Hall Factor,
by Hannah
his wife; marr.
at Whitehall
Chapel 28June
1747. 2nd wife.
Sarah, born in Chancery^
Lane 23 Sept. 1 741, bapt.
by the Rector of St. An-
drew's, Holborn ; marr.
in psh Church of Wrays-
bury, CO. Bucks, 6 Oct.
1763-
'Robert Child, Esq., only sur-
viving son of Samuel Child,
Esq. (by Agatha his wife),
only surviving son of Sir Fran-
cis Child, Knt., formerly Lord
Mayor of London.
Sarah Anne, born in Lincoln's Inn Fields 28
Aug. 1764, bapt. and reg'' in S' Giles in the
Fields, CO. Midd"; marr., 20 May 1782, John,
loth Earl of Westmoreland, K.G., died 9 No-
vember 1793.
Ann, born in Bedford Row 28 Jan.
174^, bapt. by the Rector of S' An-
drew's, Holborn.
Hannah, born in Bedford Row 19
M'^'' 1749, bapt. by Rector of S' An-
drew's, Holborn; died the same month,
and bur'' at S' Andrew's.
Letitia Elizabeth, born in Bedford Row
29 May 1 75 1, bapt. by Rector of S'
Andrew's, Holborn; died at Bath 10
July 1760, bur'' at Lewknor.
Francis Nourse=
of Woodeaton,
CO. Oxford; died
5 Dec. 1732,
huT^ there e"".
=Anne, 4 da: bapt.
at S* Bride's ; bur''
II Sept. 1728 at
Woodeaton.
Henry Jodrell of=
Trin : Coll ; Ox-
ford, bapt. at S'
Bride's ; bur'' at
Isleworth, co.
Midd\
=Mary, da: of . .
Davenport of Isle-
worth; died March
1768, bur'iat Isle-
worth.
Mary, born at
Ickenham, co.
Midd" ; marr.
Rob' Shor-
ditch of same
place, Esq.
John Ansell=
of Brentford,
CO. Midd";
marr. at Ic-
kenham.
=Jane,
born at
Icken-
ham.
Elizabeth,
born at Ic-
kenham ;
living un-
married.
John born at Brent-
ford, CO. Midd".
Jane, born at
Brentford.
Elizabeth, eld' da:
born 6 June 1677,
bapt. at S* Bride's;
marr. at Isleworth
July 1700; bur'i at
Bledlow.= Henry
Shallcross (son
and heir of John
Shallcross of Bled-
low, CO. Bucks,
Esq.); died . .
bur"* at Bledlow.
Sheldon Jod-
rell, born in
EssexSt.June
1725, bapt. at
S' Clement
Danes ; ob.
10 Feb. 1727,
bur'' at Lewk-
nor.
Philip Jodrell,=Eliza: da: Lydia Catherine, born
born in Essex of Philips in Essex St. 16 M'^''
St. 30 April Gybbon 1722, bapt. at S' Cle-
1722, bapt. at of Rol- ment Danes; ob. 8
S' Clement venden, Sept. 1724, bur"' at
Danes ; marr. co. Kent, Ealing, co. Midd\
at Rolvenden, Esq. —
Kent, 8 June Elizabeth, born in
1 761; ob. 14 EssexSt. 24M"='>i72o;
Feb. 1763, and bapt. at S' Clement
bur"* there s.p. Danes; marr. at Wood-
eaton, CO. Oxon, 16
Oct. 1744, John Mor-
ton of Tackley, co.
Oxford, Chief Justice
of County of Chester.
Judith, born=
in Essex St.
19 Jan.1717,
bapt. at St.
Clement
Danes, marr.
at Ickenham,
CO. Midd", 16
July 1739;
bur''atWood-
eaton 22
March 1759.
=John Nourse
of Wood-
eaton, CO.
Oxon, Esq.,
born in S'
Andrew's,
Holborn, 25,
and bapt. 30
Nov. 1 7 10.
A\
Pedigree of Lonibe, Hase, and Jodrell. Jodreii.
(from the records of the college of arms.)
Edward Lombe of Weston in=j=
the County of Norfolk, Esq.
Edward Lombe John Lombe of Mary Lombe, sister=^John Hase of
of Great Mel- Great Melton,
ton, CO. Norfolk; afores"*, clerk;
ob: s.p. in April ob:s.p.
1738.
and heir by will of
her brother John ;
died about 1776,
bur''at Great Melton.
Great Mel-
ton, CO. Nor-
folk, Esq.,
bur'' at Great
Melton.
Arms. — Quarterly, i and
4, Lombe; 2 and 3, Hase.
John Hase of Great
Melton, CO. Norfolk,
Esq., born about 1 731.
Assumed the name of
Lombe only; unmar-
ried in 1783.
I
Edward Hase of Sail in=
CO. Norfolk, born about
1733; marr. at Dereham
in said County in April
1754; now living.
=Vertue, 3'' and
youngest daughter
and coheir ot John
Repps of Mattis-
hall, CO. Norfolk,
Esq., living 1783.
Richard Paul Jodrell of=f=Vertue Hase, eld'
Duffield, CO. Derby, and
of Saxlingham, co. Nor-
folk, eldest son and heir
of Paul Jodrell, Esq.;
born in the parish of S'
Andrew's, Holborn, 13
Nov. 1745.
da : born at Sax-
thorpe, CO. Norfolk,
15 May 1755; marr.
19 May 1772 at Sail
aforesaid.
Edward Hase, only son, died
an infant.
Sophia, born 19 May 1757 at
Saxthorpe ; marr'' in April
1 781 to Robert Marsham of
Stratton, co. Norf'', Esq.
Anne, born i July
1759 at Sax-
thorpe ;
unmarried.
Mary.
living
Paul Jodrell, born 4 M"^"" 1773.
Paul Jodrell, born 26 April 1775.
Both died infants, bur"* at Lewk-
nor, CO. Oxon.
Richard Paul Jodrell,
born 26 June 1781 in
parish of S' Maryle-
bone.
Sophia and Louisa
(twins), born 25
Sept. 1778 in the
parish of S' Mary-
lebone.
The above pedigree of our Families is true to the best of our knowledge and Belief.
Witness our Hands at the College of Arms this 13 Day of December 1783.
113
Jodrell.
[Page 33.]
Pedigree of Rev. Sir Edward Repps Jodrell, Bart.
Paul Jodrell of Duffield, co. Derby (son of Paul Jodrell of London,=
by Judith his wife, dau. and coheir of Gilbert Sheldon, and great-
niece of Gilbert Sheldon, Archbishop of Canterbury) ; born 20
February 17 13; of Trinity College, Oxford, matriculated 7 November
173°. 'iged 15, created M.A. 22 February 1732, Barrister-at-Law of
Lincoln's Inn 1735, Solicitor-General to Frederick, Prince of Wales,
M.P. for Old Sarum January 1751 ; died 30 June 1751.
=Elizabeth, dau. of Richard
Warner of North Rlmham,
CO. Norfolk, by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of Edward
Lombe of Weston, co.
Norfolk.
Richard Paul Jodrell,=
born 24 November
1745; of Hertford
College, Oxford, ma-
triculated 28 June
1764, aged 18, created
D.C.L. 4 July 1793,
Barrister-at-Law of
Lincoln's Inn 1771,
F.R.S. 1772, F.S.A.
1784, M.P. for Sea-
ford, CO. Sussex, 1790-
96 ; died at Portland
Place, London, 26
January 1831.
=Vertue, eldest dau.
and coheir of Ed-
ward Hase of Sail,
CO. Norfolk, by
Vertue his wife,
youngest dau. and
coheir of John
Repps of Mattishall,
CO. Norfolk; born at
Saxthorpe, co. Nor-
folk, IS May 1755;
marr. at Sail 19
May 1772 ; died,
aged 50, 23 March
1806, bur. at Lewk-
nor, CO. Oxford.
Sir Paul Jodrell of St. John's=
College, Cambridge, B.A.
1769, M.A. 1772, M.D. 1786,
knighted 26 October 1787;
Physician to the Nabob of
Arcot ; died at Madras in
1803.
I
Jane dau. of Sir
Robert Bewicke of
Close House, co.
Northumberland, by
Mary his wife, dau.
of Robert Hurst of
Nottingham.
Paulina Elizabeth, marr. 4 June 1804, Sir John
Henry Scale, Bart., of Mount Boone, co. Devon
(son of John Scale of Mount Boone, by Sarah
his wife, dau. of Charles Hayne of Lupton) ;
born in August 1785; M.P. for Dartmouth;
created a Baronet 31 July 183S ; died 29 No-
vember 1844. She died 17 April 1862.
Paul Jodrell, born in Berners Street, London, 4
March 1773; died 12 April i774,bur.at Lewknor.
Paul Jodrell, born in Berners Street, London, 26
April 1776 ; died 10 May 1776, bur. at Lewknor.
Sophia (twin with Louisa), born in Berners Street,
London 25 September 1778; died 17 April 1849,
bur. at Upton, co. Bucks.
Louisa (tmn with Sophia), born in Berners Street,
London, 25 September 1778; marr. 12 February
181 1, Richards Jennings of Gellydeg, co. Car-
marthen. She died 22 July 1826, and was bur. at
Ridge, CO. Herts.
Sir Richard Paul Jodrell,=
2nd Bart, (succeeded on
the death of his great uncle.
Sir John Lombe [formerly
Hase], unmarr. 27 May
18 1 7); born in Berners
Street, London, 26 June
1781;, of Magdalen Col-
lege, Oxford, matriculated
I July 1799, aged 18, B.A.
1804, M.A. 1806, Barrister-
at-Law of Lincoln's Inn
1803; died 14 January
1S61.
=Amelia Caroline
King, illegitimate
dau. of Robert,
2nd Earl of
Kingston ; born
at Frederickton,
New Brunswick,
17 March 1793,
bapt. there pri-
vately the same
day ; marr. at
St. Marylebone,
London, 12 Dec.
1814; died 18
Jan. i860.
c
.1
Richard Paul Hase Jodrell, born in Duke^Lady Anna Maria Isabella Moore, dau. of Stephen,
Street, Portland Place, London, 3 August, 3rd Earl of Mountcashell, by Anna Maria his wife,
bapt. at St. Marylebone 29 Aug. 18 18; of New dau. of Samuel Wyss of Berne, Switzerland; marr.
College, O.xford, matriculated 13 January 27 July 1848. She marr. 2ndly, 30 April 1S56, James
1836, aged 17; died 12 November 1855. Herbert Freme of Wrentnall House, co. Salop.
f0^C^>^^^C^cl,.<^ C<^^7^ -^..c^^
114
Henry Jodrell of Bayfield=
Hall, Holt, CO. Norfolk;
Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's
Inn, Recorder of Great Yar-
mouth, M.P. for the same
place, and afterwards of
Bramber ; died, aged 63, 1 1
March 18 14, bur. at Lewknor.
aW^t^
:^^^^
=Johanna Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of John
Weyland of Wood-
rising and Wood-
eaton, co. Oxford ;
marr. 2 September
1807. She marr.
2ndly, 20 Julyi8i5,
George N. Best of
the Middle Temple,
Barrister - at - Law,
who (lied, aged 76,
25 March 1845.
Elizabeth, marr. in 1768 to Richard War-
burton Lytton of Knebworth, co. Herts, who
died 29 December iSio, having had an only
dau. and heir, Elizabeth Barbara of Kneb-
worth, who, by Royal Licence dated 25
November 181 1, took the surname and Arms
of Lytton, in addition to, and after that of
Bulwer, she having marr., i June 1798,
Brigadier-General William Earle Bulwer of
Wood Dalling and Heydon, co. Norfolk,
who was born 22 March 1757, and was bur.
14 July 1807. She died 19 December 1844.
Jodrell.
[I'age 33]
Edward Jodrell, born in=
Berners Street, London, 19
November, bapt. at St.
Marylebone 17 December
1785; of Trinity College,
Oxford, matriculated 1 7
May 1804, aged 18, B.A.
180S, RLA. 1811 ; died,
aged 67,14 September, bur.
at Bracon Ash, co. Norfolk,
21 September 1S52. M.L
^Mary, sth dau. of William
and Elizabeth Lowndes
Stone of Brightwell Park,
CO. Oxford ; born at Bright-
well 4 February, bapt. there
6 March 1793; marr. at
Brightwell 8 October 18 12,
died, aged 72, 10 Novem-
ber, bur. at Marcham, co.
Berks, 14 November 1865.
/K
(For issue see " Visitation of England and Wales"
Vol. I., page 33.)
Rev. Sheldon Jodrell, born in Berners
Street, London, 9 August 1788; of
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1812,
M.A. 1815.
C^J^
^^
William George Jodrell,
born at 39 Manchester
Street, London, Sunday
morning, 18- May, bapt.
at Marylebone Parish
Church 16 June 1S23;
died at Sail House 20
January 1824, bur. at
Sail.
Rev. Sir Edward Repps Jodrell, born at 10=
Bentinck Street, London, Monday morning,
20 June, bapt. at Marylebone Parish Church
28 July 1825 ; of Queen's College, O.xford,
matriculated i February 1843, aged 17, B.A.
of New Inn Hall 1848, M.A. of Queen's
College 1849; Rector of Saxlingham, co.
Norfolk, 1855-61; died 12 November 1882.
=Lucinda Emma Maria,
dau. of Robert Theophi-
lus Garden of River
Lyons, King's County,
Ireland; marr. 10 June
1852; died at Cannes,
aged 63, I March 1888,
bur. at Lewknor.
^^i^U^
Henry Sheldon Jodrell,
born at 4 Bentinck St.,
London, 15 May, bajit.
at St. Marylebone in
July 1827 ; died at
Portland Place, London,
9 August 1832.
AmeliaVertue,born in Duke Street,Port-=
land Place, 29 Dec. 1S21, bapt. at St.
Marylebone 1 2 Jan. 1822; marr.iSJune
1842; assumed,by Royal Licence dated
1883, the surname and arms of Jodrell;
died, aged 68, 15 Sept., bur. in Bromp-
ton Cemetery, London, 22 Sept. 1890.
=Charles Fitzgerald Higgins of
Westport, CO. Mayo, Ireland
(son of Captain Fitzgerald
Higgins of Westport, J. P., by
Mary his wife, dau. of William
Ouseley of Rushbrook); born
31 July 1815; J. P. for CO.
Mayo; died in July i860.
Richard George Higgins, born 11 Novem-
ber 1843.
Frederick Palisser Higgins, born 16 Septem-
ber 1853; died 4 January, bur. in Brompton
Cemetery 9 January 1854.
Emily Vertue=Herbert
Jane, marr. 3 assumed
June 1S71.
Henry Churchill,
by Royal Licence,
dated 31 March 1883, the sur-
name and Arms of Jodrell in
lieu of that of Churchill.
"5
.••/.
r-^-.
SOPHIA. LOUISA. AND SHELDON JOORELL.
CHILOBEN OF RICHARD PAUL JODBELL. BY VERTUE HIS WIFE. ELDEST
DAUGHTER AND COHEIR OF EDWARD HASE OF 8ALL, NORFOLK.
(/I f3^ou>c-,-^^c/^^^<^
PLAN OF THE FAMILY VAULT IN THE NORTH AISLE
OF SALL CHURCH.
William Qeorge Jodrell,
Born May 13, 1823,
Died January 20, 1824,
2nd Son of
BirR. P. Jodrell, Bt.
Ann Fountayne,
ob. 14 AprU, 1700.
Dorothea Bepps,
ob. 18 March. 1760,
Agod 78.
Edward John
Fountaine Hase,
ob. 10 Maroh, 1765,
aged 8 months.
Brig Fountayne, £sq.,
ob. 4th Maroh, 1728:
Francis Repps,
ob. Deobr. llth, 1738,
aged 66.
Mary Evans,
ob. 9th April, 1798,
set. 32.
Vu'tue Hase,
ob. 25 May, 1801,
Kt. 69.
Key of the Vault in the Bookcase of the
Edward Hase.
ob. 11 May, 1804,
set. 71.
steps
Lihrari) next the window at Sail House.
The Vault in 12 feet square from the bottom of the steps to the 11 niches, and
lifeet high, and each niche about 7 feet Ion;/.
COPIED FROM A DRAWING INSERTED IN AN OLD BIBLE BELONGING TO SIR ALFRED JODRELL, BART.
INDEX.
INDEX.
Abbott, A. D., 84.
Abercom, Earl of, 26.
Able, Frances, 83.
Adams, Elizabeth, 44, 45 ; Jane, 45 ; John,
45; Margaret, 22, 45; Margarett, 45;
Mar)', 44, 45 ; Dame Mary, 22, 45 ;
Thomas, 22, 46; Sir William, 21, 44, 46.
Ailesbury, Robert, Earl of, loi, 103.
Ainsley, John, 51.
Albert, Prince of England, 62.
Aldous, — , 84.
Alexander, Elizabeth, 26; James, Earl of
Caledon, 26 ; John, 26 ; Mary, 59 ;
Mary Anne, 59; Nathaniel, 26; Richard
Hayward, 59; WiUiam, 26.
Alford, Ann, 48.
Allen, Grace, 61 ; John, 5, 24 ; Rev.
John, 61 ; Richard, 48; — , 27.
Allyn, John, 5.
Anderson, J. W., I ; John William, i.
Ansell, Jane, 112; John, 112.
Anstice, John, 9.
Anstis, John, 4.
Ardhill, John, 38.
Armystead, Hugo, 74 ; Rebecca, 74.
Arthur, Anthony, 60; Mary Philippa, 60.
Astley, Bernard, 109; Sir Edward, 109.
Atkinson, Leod, 54.
Atte Stert, Adam, 89 ; Matilda, 89 ;
Robert, 89.
Audley, Lord, 63.
Austen, Rear- Admiral Francis William, 30.
Austin, Charles, 99.
Avis, Rebecca, 34; Sarah, 34; — , 34.
Awsiter, Anne, 91 ; Francis, 91.
A)Tton, Richard, 53, 54; — , 53.
Babham, John, 39.
Backel, Rev. William, 85.
Backhouse, Simon, 53.
Bagshaw, Thomas, 37.
Bailey, Richard, 38.
Baker, James, 36, 37.
Bales, Bannister, 53.
Banister, Alexander, 23; Margaret, 23.
Banks, John, 51; Samuel, 51.
Barber, Thomas, 54.
Barnard, Charles, 52, S3 ; Margaret, 49 ;
William, 49.
Barrwicke, Lady, 41.
Barwick, Sir Robert, 40 ; Dame Ursula, 40.
Bastow, Gideon, 6; William, 6.
Bate, Alice, 39; Leonard, 39.
Bateson- Harvey, Sir Robert, 24.
Batham, Other, 38.
Bathurst, Charles, 53, 54.
Baugh, Frances EUzabeth, 62; Rev. John
Walter, 62.
Bawdes, Mawrice, 43,
Bayley, Frances, 55.
Bayhff, Alice, 71 ; Richard, 71.
Beaumont, Diana, 55.
Beavor, Jane, 88.
Becher, Sir Edward, 37 ; George, 37 ;
Lady, 37.
Beckwith, Josiah, 55; Sir Roger, 46.
Beeley, — , no.
Belfour, James, 25.
Bell, Sarah, 41.
Bell-Livesey, Jane, 55; Robert, 55.
Bellew, Eleanor, 13, Richard, 13.
Bellewe, Richard, 5.
Belson, John, 36.
Bennett, John, 59; M., 4; Margaret, 59;
Rev. — , 86.
Benson, Margaret, 37; Paul, 25; Thomas, 37.
Bentley, James, 53.
Beresford, Anne, 24; Sir Tristram, 24.
Berkeley, Mildred, 57.
Berry, Robert, 54.
Best, George N., 115; Johanna Elizabeth,
115.
Bevan, F. A., 57; Robert, 57.
Bewicke, Jane, 114; Mary, 114; Sir
Robert, 114.
Bewsher, W., 3.
Bicknell, Henry, 3.
Bidgood, Bridget, 9.
Bigges, Elizabeth, 90; John, 90.
Bigland, Ralph, 79, 80 ; Sir Ralph, 66.
Billingford, Margaret, 75, 77 ; William,
75> 77-
Bindon, Henry, Earl of, 104, 105.
Birch-Wolfe, Richard, 19; Sophia, 19.
Blanchard, Henr)-, 5.
119
Bloome, William, 42.
Blyth, Alexander, 75, 78; Alice, 75, 78;
John, 7S; Ralph, 78; William, 78.
Bockctt, John, 3 ; Lydia, 3 ; Rebecca, 3.
Bohun, see Brown- Bohun.
Boith, Richard, 52.
Bond, Post-Captain Francis Godolphin,
67; Fredk., 29; Hester, 34.
Bonfellow, Margarett, 81.
Bonney, Edward, 38.
Bonny, Brigette, 38; Richard, 38.
Bonrue, — , 35.
Booker, F.lizabcth, 35 ; Frances, 33, 35 ;
Grace, 35 ; Joseph, 33 ; Mary, 33, 35 ;
Richard, 33-35 ; Sam., 35 ; Susan, 33 ;
William, 33, 35 ; — , 34.
Booth, Elizabeth, 45; John, 30.
Boreham, Thomas, 89.
Bouet, Anne, 96.
Boulay, see Du Boiday.
Boutflower, Nathaniel, i, 2.
Bowles, Leonard, 89; Martha, 89; Mary,
83, 86.
Boycott, Rev. William, 84.
Boyd, Archd., 28; John, 28.
Boyville, see De Boyville.
Bracebridge, George, 42.
Bradford, Emmeline, 67 ; Florence, 67 ;
Mary, 67 ; Robert, 67 ; Walter, 67.
Bradney, Elizabeth, I, 3; John, 2; John
Hopkins, 3 ; Rev. John Hopkins,
3; Joseph, I, 3; Joseph yVlfrcd, 4;
Joseph Christopher, 3 ; Rebecca, 3 ;
Sarah, 3 ; William, 3.
Brandes, Anna Elizabeth, 17.
Brandling, Mary, 55; Robert William, 55.
Brassey, John, 35.
Breach, Thomas, 49.
Breeze, Elizabeth, iii; Rev. John, in;
Mary, III ; Rev. — , iii.
Bridgman, Henry Toye, 37.
Briggs, Eleanor, 52 ; Hutton, 52 ; Joseph, 42.
Brocklebank, John, 51.
Bromhede, Rev. William, 37.
Brooks, James, 49.
Brown, Rev. Edward, 89 ; Elizabeth, S3,
85, 89.
Brown-Bohun, Elizabeth, 83.
Browne, Elen, 77; Elizabeth, 77; Francis,
77 ; Hellyn, 77 ; Katherine, 77 ; Mat-
thew, 39 ; Richard, 77 ; Thomas, 77 ;
Sir Thomas, 77.
Bryan, Sir Francis, 39.
Bryans, — , 27.
Budgett, John, 88.
Bullough, Lawrence, 23; Rachel, 17.
Bulnier, Sir William, 40.
Bulwer, Elizabeth Barbara, 115; Brigadier-
General William Earl, 115.
Bunny, Anne, 23, 39 ; Bridget, 39 ; Ed-
mund, 23 ; Rev. Edmund, 39 ; Edward,
23 ; Elizabeth, 23 ; Francis, 23, 39 ;
Henry, 23 ; Margaret, 23 ; Maria, 23 ;
Nicholas, 23; Priscilla, 39; Richard,
23. 38, 39-
Burre, Robert, 90 ; — , 90.
Burrough, Elizabeth Reade, 59 ; Michael,
59-
Burrow, Mabel, 71.
Burton, Anne, 55 ; Benjamin, 55 ; Sarah,
22; — , 22.
Bussey, Francis, 43.
Butcher, Katherine, 34.
Butterfield, — , 42.
Byfield, George, 41.
Bywater, Charles, 41,42; Matthew, 41.
Caldwell, Elizabeth, 26.
Caledon, James Alexander, Earl of, 26.
Califew, James, 73 ; Margrat, 73.
Cambden, W., 58.
Camden, William, 58.
Campbell, Ephraim, 27.
Campion, Abraham, 75, 78; John, 31;
Mary, 75, 78.
Cantis, Elizabeth, 99; John, 99.
Cappe, J., 52.
Carew, Jane, 13; John, 13; — , 6.
Carrington, Rev. — , 88.
Carter, Elizabeth, 84; Mary Anne Greville,
84.
Catton, Job, 42.
Cazalet, Caroline, 64 ; Peter Praed, 64.
Challis, William, 89.
Charles H., King of England, 33, 88.
Chaseney, Rev. — , 85.
Chaston, Margaret, 86; Sarah, 84; — , 84.
Cheney, Agnes, 23.
Chetham, Ralph, 46.
Child, Agatha, in; Francis, 35 ; Sir
Francis, III; Robert, in; Samuel,
III ; Sarah, III ; Sarah Anne, III.
Chc:>lmley, Jasper, 44 ; — , 44.
Christopher, John, 67.
Churchill, Emily Vertue Jane, 115; Herbert
Henry, 115.
Clarges, Colonel Christopher, 36 ; Gould,
36; Mary, 20, 35, 36; Sir Walter, 20, 35.
Clark, — , 53.
Clarke, Anne, 90; William, 90.
Clayton, Henrietta Maria, 75, 78 ; Sir
Kenrick, 75, 78.
Cleaver, Elizabeth, 53, 55; Rev. J. J., 55;
Jane, 55; Rev. John, 53, 55; Mary, S5-
Clement, Margryt, 76; Wynefryd, 76.
Clements, George, 33.
Cleydon, Bashwell, 92 ; Joseph, 92 ;
William, 92.
Cliff, Joseph, 51.
Clifford, Katherine, 88.
Clubbe, Catharine, 83 ; Fanny, 84 ;
William Henchman, 84;, Rev. — ,86.
Clutterbuck, — , 20.
Cochran, Alexander, 28 ; Anderson, 28 ;
David, 28 ; Elizabeth, 28 ; Frances,
28 ; James, 28 ; Jean, 28 ; John, 28 ;
Mary, 28 ; Robert, 28 ; Thomas, 28 ;
William, 28.
Colby, Rev. F. .^T., 13 ; Mary, 13 ;
Thomas, 13.
120
Cole, Catherina, 65 ; Elizabeth, 68, 69 ;
Elizabeth Agatha, 69 ; Emelyn, 67-69 ;
Isabella, 69 ; Jane, 68 ; John, 65, 68,
69 ; John Cole, 65-67, 69 ; Joshua, 68 ;
Mary, 69 ; Sarah, 67 ; William, 69 ;
William Cole, 66, 67, 69 ; William
John, 69.
Coleman, Catherine, 2 ; James, 2 ; Mary,
2 ; Rev. — , 85.
Collins, Henry, 67.
Conder, Adam, 70, 71; Agnes, 70-73;
Alice, 70-73; An, 74; Ann, 73, 74;
Anna, 74 ; Arthur, 70 ; Catharina, 72 ;
Christopher, 70-74 ; Dorothy, 71 ; Ed-
ward, 70-73 ; Eli7i»b., 72 ; Elizabeth,
7°. 7'. 73. 74: Elizub., 70; Ellina, 73;
Esabell, 71 ; Ilellen, 73; Henry, 70;
Isabell, 72 ; Jabez, 74 ; Jacob, 70-72,
74; Jane, 7°, 71. 73! Jenkiii, 70; Jo.,
73; Jo. ., 72; Joan, 71, 72; John, 70-
74; Joseph, 71, 74; Joshua, 74;
Katherin, 70 ; Leo, 70-72 ; Leonard,
72; Mabel, 71; Mabell, 70; Mable,
73 ; Margaret, 70-73 ; Margrat, 73 ;
Maria, 73, 74; Martha, 74 ; Mary, 71-
74; Rebecca, 73, 74; Rhoda, 74; Ri.,
74; Rich., 73; Richard, 70-74; Robert,
70-74 ; Rodha, 74 ; Roland, 72 ; Row-
land, 70, 72; Sara, 71 ; Sarah, 74; Sibell,
72 ; Susanna, 73 ; Susannah, 74 ; Sy-
bell, 72 ; Thomas, 74 ; Thomasin, 74 ;
Willi., 70-72; William, 70, 72; Xtopher,
73 ; — . 70, 72.
Condor, An, 74; Jacob, 74; Sarah, 74.
Coningham, Dixon, 27 ; Frances, 27 ;
Henry, 24.
Conolly, Rt. Hon. William, 26.
Cooper, John, 81 ; Margaret, 81.
Copelstone, Grace, 12; Richard, 12.
Copley, Ann, 56.
Copleston, .Anne, lO; Eliza., 6; Elizabeth,
10; Gid., II; Grace, 10; Joseph, 10;
Mary, 10; Sarah, 10.
Coplestone, Alice, 13; Ann, n, 13; Anne,
10, II; Anthony, 8, 10-13; Betty,
10-13; Bridget, 9; Dudley, 5; Ed-
mond, 8-10; Edmund, 10, n ; Edward,
12; Eleanor, 13; Elianor, 5 ; Elizabeth,
6, 10-13 ; Elyanor, 5 ; Francis, 5 ; Ger-
trude, 13; Grace, 10-13; Henry, 5,
8-12; James, 10, 11, 13; Joanna, 11,
12; John, 8, 10, II, 13; Joseph, 6,
8-11, 13: Mary, 10-13; Richard, 5, 9,
11-13; Sherman, S, 10, 12; Dr. Sher-
man, II; Thomas, 5; Thomazine, 13;
Tristram, 5 ; William, 10.
Copping, Margaret, 81.
Copplestone, Elizabeth, 6; Richard, 6.
Coppoa, Captain William, 88.
Corbet, Alice, 75, 78 ; Rev. Bishop
Richard. 75, 78.
Cottani, Mich.iel, 53.
Coulson, Rebecca, 88.
Cowley, Thomas, 93.
Cox, Patrick, 25.
Crabbe, Anna, 85 ; Anna Maria, 83 ;
Emily Louisa, 84 ; George, 84 ; Geor-
giana, Elizjibeth, 84; Rev. J., 85;
John Waldron, 83, 84.
Cradock, Mary, no, ill; William, no,
III.
Craister, Sam., 42.
Cran.age, Elizabeth, 91 ; John, 91.
Cresswell, Thomas, 88.
Cromwell, — , 40.
Crossthwayte, Elizabeth, 38, 39; Thomas,
38-
Crowefoote, John, 80; Sarah, So.
Crowfoot, Alfred Henchman, 84 ; Amy
Vaughan, 84; Ann, 81-85; Anna, 81,
82, 85; Anna Maria, 83; Anne, 81, 82;
Arthur Rustat, 84; Barbara, 80; Cathe-
rine .'\nne, 84 ; Charles, 85 ; Edward,
85 ; Edward Bowles, 84 ; Eliza, 80, 81 ;
Elizabeth, 81-86; Elizabeth Georgiana,
83 ; Elizabeth (Seorgina, 83 ; Ellen, 83,
84, 86 ; Ellen Mabel, 84 ; Eva Catha-
rine Mary, 84 ; Frances, 82, 83 ; George,
80-S3, 85 ; Grace, 81, 82 ; Henry Syer,
85, 86; Humfrey, 80; J. H., 84; Rev.
J. R., 84; James, 81-83; Jo'i". So-83,
85, 86; John Rustat, 83, 86; John
Sibel, 85, 86; Margaret, 81, 82, 84, 86;
Margarett, 80, 81; Martha, 81, 82;
Mary, 80-84, 86 ; Mary Sus.annah, 83 ;
Pamal, 83; I'arnell, 83: Rich., 81;
Richard, 80; Rob., 81 ; Robert, 80, 81 ;
Samuel, 82; Sarah, 81-84; '''cv. Stan-
ley, 84; Stephen, 81; Susan, 81-86;
Susanna, 81, 82; Susannah, 81 ; Thomas,
Si, 84, 85 ; Tobias, 81, 82 ; W. J., 83 ;
Walton, 81 ; Will., Si ; William, 79-86;
Dr. William, 79 ; William Bayly, 84 ;
William Edward, 83, 84, 86; William
Henchman, 83-S6 ; William Hinchman,
86 ; William John, S3, 85 ; Dr. William
John, 79, So ; William Miller, 83, 84 ;
Dr. William Miller, 84, 88 ; — , 84.
Crowfoote, Eliza, 81 ; George, 80, 81 ;
John, 80; Jon., 80; Margarett, 80 ;
Sara, 80 ; Sarah, 80 ; William, 80.
Crowgey, John, 61 ; Philippa, 61 ; Captain
William, 61.
Crowther, J., 51 ; Joseph, 51 ; P. W., i ;
Phillip \Vyatt, 2.
Cummings, Charles, 37 ; Ellen, 64 ; F.
Brooking, 64.
Cunningham, Ann, 29 ; Dr. Hugh, 29 ;
Richard, 14.
Curtis, Fran., 45.
Cutforthay, John, 53 ; Sarah, 53.
Dalbiac, Charles W'illiam, 57 ; Henry
Eardley Aylmer, 57 ; Rhoda, 57.
Dallaway, Catherine Woodward, 2 ; Eliza-
beth, 2 ; John 2 ; Mary, 2.
Dancer, Elizabeth, 37.
Daney, Anne, 95, 96; Eli.is, 95, 96.
Daniel, Margery, 41 ; — , 100.
Davenport, Mary, I12; — , 112.
Davison, Margery, 28; Margretl, 28.
Da\'y, Kev. Charles, S3 ; Thomas, 40.
Dawes, Richard, 30.
Dawnay, Ann, 44 ; Anne, 21 ; Catherine,
21, 22, 47 ; Sir Christopher, 44; Cuth-
bert, 43; KMzabeth, 16, 21, 22, 44-46;
Dame EHzabelh, 43, 44; Kaith, 16, 17,
46, 47 ; Sir Guy, 43 ; Dame Jane, 43 ;
Joan, 43 ; Dame Johanna, 43 ; John,
16, 44, 46, 47 ; Sir John, 43, 44, 46 ;
Sir John, Viscount Downe, 44, 46;
Katharine, 46 ; Katherine, 46 ; Mar-
garet, 22, 46, 47 ; Margarett, 45 ;
ftlarmaduke, 21, 43, 44; Mary, 44;
Susan, 21 ; Thomas, 16, 17, 21, 22, 44,
46, 47 ; Sir Thomas 43, 44 ; — ,44.
Dawney, Culhbert, 43 ; Dame Edith, 43 ;
Elizabeth, 44, 45 ; Sir J., 45 ; Sir John,
44 ; Marmaduke, 44 ; Paule, 43 ; Tho-
mas, 44 ; Ursula, 43.
Dawny, Catharine, 22; George, 43.
Dawnye, Ann, 44 ; Dinah, 44 ; Dorothy,
44 ; Frances, 44.
De Boyville, — , 23.
De la Force, Duke, 96.
De La-Vache, Philip, 23; Richard, 23.
Dealtry, George, 46 ; Susan, 46.
Delafosse, Daniel Ch., 3; Robert M., 3.
Demaine, John, 51.
Denham, Sir John, 93.
Dethicke, WiUiam, 58.
Dewland, Mark, 53; — , 53.
Dickenson, Alice, 73 ; Roger, 73.
Dicker, Anne, 67 ; Catherina, 65 ; Eliza-
beth, 67 ; Emeline, 67 ; John Cole, 65,
67-69 ; Mary, 68, 69 ; Mar)- Cole, 67 ;
William, 68, 69; William Cole, 67, 69.
Diggs, Dame Judith, 103 ; Sir Maurice,
103.
Dineley, Alice, 37; Elizabeth, 37; Roger,
37-
Dodge, Frances, 65.
Doherty, Daniel, 29; William, 29.
Dormer, Edward, 76; Katherine, 76.
Doughty, Mary, 63; Robert, 63.
Douglas-Gresley, R. A., 30; R. M., 30;
Rebecca Maria, 30 ; Robert Archibald,
31-
Downe, Sir John Dawnay, 44; Viscount,
44-46.
Downey, Sir Guy, 43 ; Dame Jane, 43 ;
Dame Johanna, 43.
Dowson, L. U., 83.
Doyle, Emily Eliza Josephine, 79 ; Sir
Francis Hastings, 79.
Dracutt, Nathaniell, 50.
Drake, Sir Bernard, 13 ; Mary, 13 ; — ,
17-
Draper, — , 100.
Drewett, John, 4.
Du Boulay, Archibald, 50 ; Elizabeth, 19 ;
F. H., 30; Francis, 19; P'rancis Housse-
mayne, 19, 30; James, 50; John, ig.
Duck, Mary, 13; Richard, 13.
Dugdale, William, 87 ; Sir William,
101-103; — , 21, 22, 39,44.
Dyneley, Alice, 37.
East, George, 30; — , 88.
Edwards, — , 38.
Eles, George, 41.
Elizabeth, Queen of England, 58.
Elliot, William, 33 ; — , 36.
Ellis, W., 45; William, 44.
Elmes, — , 34.
Evans, Edward, lOQ ; Henry, 109 ; Mary,
109 ; Mary Virtue, 109 ; Thomas Brown,
109 ; Thomas Browne, 109 ; William,
6; — , 6.
Eveleigh, Robert, 9.
Ewing, John, 25 ; William, 25.
Eyre, George Edward, 64 ; George Edward
Briscoe, 64 ; Mary Mildred, 64.
Fairbairn, Sir Peter, 55.
Fairclough, Dorothy, 90; — , 90.
Fairfax, Henry, 40.
Farholde, John, 38.
Farmery, Alary, 47.
Farr, John, 86.
Fawkes, Algernon, 57 ; Archibald, 57 ;
Fanny, 19, 57 ; Lionel, 57 ; Montagu,
57; Major Montague, 57; Reginald, 57 ;
Major Richard, 57 ; Major Richard
Hawkesworth, 19; Wentworth, 57;
Wilmot, 57.
Feazer, — , 74.
Feazor, — , 74.
Feckenham, Dr., 39.
Fellee, Parnal, 83.
Fellowe, Thomas, 37.
Fenton, Abraham, 51; Agnes, 52; Alice,
52; Ann, 53-55; Anne, 55; Christopher,
53; Elizabeth, 52-55; Ellinor, 53-54;
George, 52 ; Grace, 52 ; Helen, 55 ;
Hellen, 53-55; James, 16, 17, 23, 53-55;
Jane, 17, 18, 23, 53-55 ; Mary, 54, 55 ;
Rachael, 53; Rachel, 16, 17, 23, 54, 55;
Rachell, 53; Sarah, 53-55; Thomas, 52-
56 ; Thomasine, 55 ; William, i6-l8,
52-56 ; — , 56.
Fentonn, Abraham, 52.
Ferguson, Sir Andrew, 24.
Ferrers, Hester, 92 ; John, 92.
Ferrol, Rev. — , 85.
Fitz Patrick, Elizabeth, 29.
Fitzherbert, Catharine, 23; Jane, 23 ; John,
39; Katherine, 39; Margaret, 23.
Floyer, Jane, 13; John, 13; Thomazine,
13-
Folkes, Humfrey, 38.
Foot, Anne, 62 ; Rev. Josias, 62.
Force, sef De la Force.
Forster, Benjamin Meggott, 49 ; Edward,
49; Thomas F"urley, 49, 50.
Foster, Thomas Furley, 30.
Francis, R. J., 83; Robert John, 83.
Fralher, James, 50.
Frederick, Prince of Wales, 114.
Freme, Anna Maria Isabella, 114; James
Herbert, 114.
Freston, Margaret, 73.
FuUton, Alexander, 24; William, 24.
Furneaux, Anne, 63; Rev. Tobias, 63.
Furze, John, 67.
Gainsborough, — , lOO.
Garden, Lucinda Emma Maria, 115; Robert
Theophilus, 115.
Gardner, Ann, 44 ; William, 44.
Garnet, James, 51.
Garnon, Luke, 31.
Garrett, Henry, 35; Susan, 33;Susannah, 35.
Gascoigne, Alice, 37 ; Robert, 37.
George, su St. George.
Gibson, Sanuiel, 35.
Gidley, Bartholomew, 65 ; Elizabeth, 65 ;
Frances, 65; Robert, 65.
Gilbert, William, 54.
Gill, Joseph, 50; William, 7; — , 27.
Glover, Alice, 71.
Godfrey, Mary, 75, 78; W. H., 56; Dr.,
75. 78.
Godfry, Mary, 25.
Godsalve, Anne, 24.
Gofton, George, 56.
Goldney, Eleanora Jane, 59 ; Elizabeth
Reade, 59; Ethel Julia, 59; Eveline Mar-
garet Hungerford, 59; Frederick Hastings,
59; Gabriel, 59; Sir Gabriel, 59; Gabriel
Prior, 59; Henry, 59; Henry Hastings,
59 ; Jane Macgregor, 59 ; Sir John Tan-
kerville, 59; Katherine Long, 59; Lucy
Hulbert, 59 ; Margaret, 59 ; Margaret
Anne, 59 ; Mary .^nne, 59 ; M.ary Cathe-
rine, 59 ; Mary Delarivicre, 59 ; Sarah,
59; Sarah Frances, 59; William Bur-
rough, 59.
Golty, Debora, 34; Deborah, 20.
Goodale, Anne, 8S; Elizabeth, S8; Henry,
88 ; Richard, 88.
Goodall, Elizabeth, 6, 13; John, 6, 13.
Gore, Eliza Frances, 55; William, 55; see
also Onnsby-Gore.
Gower, John, Earl, 79; Mary Tufton,
Countess, 79 ; see also Leveson-Gower.
Gowland, Ann, 46.
Grand, see Le Grand.
Grantham, Christopher, 38.
Grastoke, Christopher, 40.
Gray, John, 51; Rev. Neale, 24; Rev.
William, 26.
Gream, Dorothy, 22; Henry, 22.
Greame, Thomas, 52.
Gregg, James, 29; Thomas, 28.
Gregory, Gabriel, 35.
Grenehalgh, Margaret, 23; Thomas, 23.
Gresham, AHce, 75, 76, 7S; Anne, 75, 78;
Beatrice, 75, 78 ; Sir Charles, 75, 78 ;
Edward, 75 ; Sir Edward, 75, 78 ;
Edward de, 75 ; Henrietta Maria, 75,
78; James, 75, 77, 78; John, 75,
76, 78 ; Sir John, 75-79 ; Katherine,
76 ; Katherine ALaria, 75, 79 ; Mar-
garet, 75, 77 ; Sir Marmaduke, 75, 78 ;
Mary, 75, 76, 78 ; Sir Thomas, 75, 78 ;
William, 75, 76, 78; — , 75, 76.
Gresley, R., 30, 31 ; see also Douglas-
Gresley.
Greville, Fulke Southwell, 56.
Grey, — , 36.
Grice, see Le Grice.
Grilles, Davyd, 5.
Grimsby,Deborah,82; John,8i,82; Sarah,
82; Susan, 81, 82.
Grove, Anne, 92; Henry, 92.
Grubb, Alee, 92; Alice, 92; Anne, 91, 92,
95-97; Bashwell, 92-94; Constance, 91,
92; Dorothy, 91 ; Edmund Alexander,
100 ; Major Edmund Arthur, 100 ; Ed-
ward, 96, 98-ICH3; Eli/.abeth, 91-96, 99;
Esther, 94; Eustace, 91, 92; Frances, 99;
Henry, 93, 95, 96; Ilester, 92; James,
93. 95. 96; John, 91-100; La;titia, 92,94,
95; Lettitia, 96; Mary, 91-93, 97-99,
100; Samuel, 93, 95-97; Sarah, 36; Sarah
Anne, 100; William, 92, 94; — , 100.
Grubbe, Alice, 89 ; Anne, 90, 96 ; Anne
Louisa, 100; Charles, 91; Rev. Charles
Septimus, 100; Constance, 91 ; Dorothy,
90, 91 ; Edmond, 90; Elizabeth, 90, 91 ;
Eustace, 90, 91 ; Francis, 90 ; George,
90, 91 ; Henry, 90, 91 ; Jasper, 90, 91 ;
Joan, 90 ; John, 89-91 ; John Eustace,
90, 99, 100; Julia Catharine, 100; Julia
Harriet, 100 ; ICatharine, 90 ; Laurence
Carrington, 100 ; Captain Laurence Car-
rington, 100; Margaret, 90; Matilda, 89
Robert, 90, 91 ; Thomas, 90; Walter, 89
William, 90, 91 ; William Henry, lOO
—.95-
Grvbb, Elizabeth, 94 ; Henry, 94 ; Jacob,
94; John, 94; Samvel, 94.
Grys, see Le Grys.
Guise, John, 31.
Gunholt, Margaret, 38.
Guy, Sarah, 59.
Guybon, Beatrice, 75, 78; Thomas, 75, 78.
Gybbon, Eliza, 112; Philips, 112.
Haberfield, Thomas, 37.
Hall, Alice, 39; Ann, 83; Charles, 20, 21,
39, 41, 42; Elizabeth, 37-39, 45-47;
Ellen, 88; Faith, 16, 17, 21, 45-47;
George, 37 ; Henry, 38 ; John, 83 ; Julia
Catharine, 100; Margaret, 16, 17, 19,45,
47, 49; Mary, II, 19, 20, 21, 38, 39, 41,
42, 45, 46, 48 ; Mary Snell, 20 ; Mathew,
38, 39, 41, 42; Matthew, 20, 21, 39, 41,
42; Michael, 38; Peter, 16, 17, 19-21,
38, 39, 42, 45, 47 ; Philip, 42 ; Phillip,
20, 41, 42; Priscilla, 39; Robert, 21, 37,
38, 88 ; Rodha, 74 ; Rosamond, 38 ;
Thomas, 21, 38; William, 21, 37-39.
Hamilton, Dr. .Vndrew, 25; Rev. Dr. An-
drew, 26 ; Anne, 25 ; John, 26 ; Mark, 28.
Hand, Richard Conder, 74.
Hanson, Thomas, 2.
Hardwick, Thomas, 37.
123
Hardy, William, 45.
Hnrdye, Joan, 71.
Hardyng, Cecily, 76; Elen, 76, 77; Eliza-
beth, 76 ; Ellyn, 76 ; EUynor, 76 ;
Francys, 76; Helen, 76; Kathcrine, 76,
77 ; Katheryn, 76 ; Katheryne, 76 ;
Robert, 76; William, 76; — , 76.
Hare, Rev. James, 36 ; Mary, 36.
ilarigeorge, Alice, 71.
Harris, Elizabeth, 34; Esther, 34; John,
34; — . 6.
Hart, Anne, 24; Edward, 35; Elizabeth,
24; Colonel Henry, 24; Sam., 27.
Harte, Richard, 5.
Harvey, Agnes, 14 ; Dr. Alexander, 14 ;
Ann, 29 ; Anne, 24, 30 ; Archibald,
29; Archibald Ross, 19; David, 14, 24,
25 ; Rev. David, 14, 27 ; Eleanor, 57 ;
Eliza, 25; Elizabeth, 14, 19, 24-28, 30;
Emily, 57; Fred., 57; Frederick Mor-
timer, 57 ; George, 24, 25, 58 ; George
Miller, 25, 58; Harriet Mary, 17, 18,
31, 57; Isabella, 14, 29, 30 ; Isabella
Maria, 29; James, 14, 24-27; Jane, 26;
Jean, 24; John, 14-18, 24-30, 56; Lieu-
tenant John, 24; John Nicholson, 15;
L. A., 15; Louisa, 57; Margaret, 14,
26; Maria, 16-18, 29, 30; Mary, 14,
25, 26, 31 ; Mary Frances, 31 ; Nancy,
26; Rebeccca, 29; Rebecca Maria, 30;
Richard, 29 ; Robert, 24, 25 ; Roger,
25, 58 ; Rose, 27 ; Samuel, 24, 25 ;
Thomas, 14-19, 25, 28-31, 49, 50; W. S.,
15; William, 14, 25, 26, 28, 29, 50, 57 ;
William Francis, 30 ; William Marsh,
31, 57 ; William Scott, 29 ; see also
Bateson-Harvey.
Hase, Anne, loS, 109, 113; Edward, 107,
109, 113, 114; Edward John Fountayne,
108; John, 113, 114; Mary, 108, 109,
113; Sophia, 108, 113; Vertue, 107-109,
113, 114.
Haselden, — , 23.
Hastings, Sir Francis, 38 ; Francis, 23 ;
Jane, 23 ; Jone, 38.
Hatton, Elizabeth, 6.
Hawkins, Elizabeth, 92 ; James, 2 ; Thomas,
36; William, 92.
Hayne, Charles, 114; Sarah, 114.
Heater, Alice, 47.
Heath, Staplehill, 7-10.
Hemysworth, Robert, 37.
Henchman, Susan, 85.
Heron, Samuel, 88.
Hervey, Harriet Mary, 57 ; John, 57.
Hewes, Jane, 88.
Hewetson, John, 56.
Heyward, John, 33.
Heywood, Arthur, 55 ; J. P., 55 ; Margaret,
55-
Higgins, Amelia Vertue, 115; Charles Fitz-
gerald, 115; Charles Longuet, 31; Emily
Vertue Jane, 115; Captain Fitzgerald,
115; Frederick Palliser, 115; Helen E.,
31; Mary, 115; Richard George, 115.
Hill, Francis, 40; Rev. H.,85; Rev. Hugh,
85 ; John, 40 ; Lucy, 40 ; Thomas, 53 ;
— , 41.
Ilindes, Mary, 83; Thomas, 83.
Iloare, Henry, 35.
Hobart, H., 91.
Hodgson, Ann, 42; Catherine, 42 ; Frances,
41, 42; Katherine, 41; Metcalfe, 42;
William, 42.
Holm, Hellen, 73; Robert, 73.
Holmes, Christopher, 50 ; E. W. , 84 ; John,
5'-.
Hopkins, Amelia, I, 2; Dame Anne, 2;
Charles, i, 2; David, 2; Rev. David, 2,
3 ; Elizabeth, I,2;John, 1,4; Sir John,
I, 4; John William, 2; Mary, 2; Mary
Ann, I ; Mary Anne, 2, 3 ; Sarah, 2 ;
Thomas, I; William, i, 2.
Horkey, Christopher, 38.
Home, Thomazin, 32.
Hosier, Charles, 35.
Hoskins, Anne, 75, 78; William, 75, 78.
Hotson, Elizabeth, 85 ; George, 85.
Howard, James, 36.
Howe, Roger, 77.
Hoyle, Sarah, 53, 55 ; William, 53.
Hulkes, Elizabeth, 91.
Hulse, Elizabeth, 91.
Hurst, Mary, 114; Robert, 114.
Huthwaite, Hannah, 3; William, 3.
Hutton, Richard, 22.
Hyett, Benjamin, 37 ; Frances, 37 ; — , 48.
Ingpen, Anne, 39; Francis, 39.
Innes, Sir William, 45; — , 45.
Ipswell, Mary, 75, 76, 78 ; William, 75,
76, 78.
Izod, Alice, 17; Elizabeth, 31 ; Rev. Henry,
17. 31-
Jackes, John, 34.
Jackson, Thomas, 2.
James, Harry, 67.
Jaques, Eliza Frances, 55 ; Mary, 55 ;
Rachel, 53, 55 ; Thomas, 53, 55 ; Thomas
George, 55.
Jarman, Alice, 105, no.
Jefferson, Richard, 41.
Jefferton, Richard, 42.
Jenkins, Rev. David, 64; Rev. Francis, 64;
Mary Loscombe, 64.
Jennings, Louisa, 108, 109, 1 14 ; Richard,
loS, 109; Richards, 114.
Jodrell, Adela Monckton, 106, 107; Alice,
105, no; Amelia Caroline, 109, 114;
Amelia Vertue, 109, 115; Amelia Vertue
Higgins, 115; Ann, in; Anna Maria
Isabella, 114; Anne, no, n2; Daniel,
ni ; Rev. Archdeacon Daniel, ni;
Edmund, 105; Edward, 106-109, III,
115; Edward Repps, loS; Rev. Sir Ed-
ward Repps, 114, 115; Eliza, no; Eliza
S., Ill; Eliza., 112; Ehzabeth, 105,
io5, 110-112, 114, 115; Emily Vertue
Jane, 115; Frances, in ; Gilbert, in ;
124
Hannah, in ; Henry, io6, log, no, 112,
n5; Henry Shflilon, 109, n5; Herbert
Henry, ns; Hester, no; James, no,
ni ; Jane, iio-n2, 114; Joane, no;
Johanna Eli?^ibeth, 115; John, 105, IIO,
ni; Judith, loi, no, 112, 114; Letitia
Ehzabeth, III; Louisa, 108, 109, 113,
114; Lucinila Emma Maria, Lady, 107,
115; Lydia Catherine, 112; Margaret,
no; Mary, 109-112, 115; Paul, loi,
104-106, 108, no, 113, 114; Sir Paul,
109, 114: Paulina Elizabeth, 114; Philip,
112; Rev. Philip Neville, in; Ralph,
no; Richard, in ; Richard Paul, 108-
iio, 113, 114; Sir Richard Paul, 114;
Richard Paul H:ise, 109, 114; Robert,
no; Rolles, in; Sarah, in; Sheldon,
108, 112; Rev. Sheldon, 115; Simon,
105; Sophia, 108, 113, 114; Symon, no;
Thomas, IIO, in; Ursula, no: Vertue,
loS, 109, 113, 114; William, no; Wil-
liam Goorge, 108, 115; — , no.
Johnson, Alice, 35; Hannah, 42; Mathew,
88; Matthew, 88; William, 3; — , 53.
Johnston, J. T., 84.
Jones, Mary Anne Greville, 84 ; Richard,
37, 48 ; William Samuel, 84.
Jubb, Catherine Favel, 57 ; John, 54; Kate,
57 ; Robert, 53.
Karslake, Elizabeth Marsh, 65 ; Henr>', 65.
Kaye, Dame Helen, 55 ; Hellen, 53 ; Sir
Richard, 53.
Keble, — , 63.
Keigwin, James, 64; Rev. James Jenkin,
64; Mary Anne, 64.
Kelly, Alice, 13; Henry, 13.
Kemm, Sarah Frances, 59; William, 59.
Kenion, James, 55.
Kention, John, 34.
Key, Robert, 39.
King, Amelia Caroline, 109, 114; Hon.
Rev. Rich., 109; Robert, Earl of King-
ston, 114; — , Earl of Kingston, 109.
King Charles H. of England, 33, 88.
King Lewis XIV. of P' ranee, 96.
Kingston, Robert King, Earl of, 114;
Willyams, 50; — ,30; — King, Earl of,
109.
Knight, George, 88.
Knivet, Elen, 77; Richard, 77.
Lsetitia, Prioress of Sopwell, 89.
Laird, Jane Macgregor, 59; John, 59.
Lamb, Elizabeth, SS.
Lambeth, Mary, 88 ; — , 88.
Lamburn, Edward, 33 ; John, 33 ; Lazarus,
33; — . 33-
Landon, John Luke, 37.
Langton, Elizabeth, 55 ; George, 55 ; John,
83 ; Sarah, 83.
Laud, Thomas, 39.
Launder, Mary, 33, 34 ; Robert, 33 ; — , 34.
Law, William, 29.
Lawrie, Margaret Grace Gordon, 65 ;
Peter, 65.
Le Grand, John, 98; Mary, 98, 100.
Le Gricc, Elizabeth, 85.
Le Grys, Elizabeth, 83.
Le Neve, Peter, 104, 105.
Leather, George, 55.
Lecky, — , 15.
'Leconte, E. Vernet, 100.
Lee, Ann, 51; Charles, 55; Elizabeth,
31; Ferdinando, 50; Godfrey, 50;
Honnor, 31 ; Honor, 31 ; James, 50,
51. 55; Jane, 17, 18, 23, 53-55; John,
22, 50, 51, 55; Leonard, 55; Margaret,
16, 17, 51 ; Margaret Jane, 17, 55; Maria,
55; Mary, 22, 50, 51; Richard, 16-18,
51-54; Robert, 23; Samuel, 51; So-
phia, 55; Thomas, 16-1S, 22, 31, 50, 51,
55; Timothy, 51; William, 55.
Lee-Mainwaring, Charles Benjamin, 51.
Leeke, Martha, 32 ; Thomas, 32.
Legg, Charles, 36.
Legouch, Catherine, 21.
Leigh, Sir Francis, 31 ; Honnor, 32 ;
Honor, 31 ; Honour, 31 ; Thomas, 31,
32-
Lennard, John, 75, 78; Mar)', 75, 78.
Leveson Gower, Emily Eliza Josephine,
79; Admiral Hon. John, 75, 78; Kathe-
rine Maria, 75, 79; William, 75, 77, 78.
Lewis, Thomas, 74; Thomasin, 74.
Lewis XIV., King of France, 96.
Ley, Rev. .Samuel, 7-10; Timothy, 52.
Lightfoot, John, 56.
Lilford, Lord, 55.
Lindsay, William, 24.
Livesay, Greaves, 51.
Livesey, R. B., 55; st-e also Bell-Livesey.
Lock, Sir William, 76 ; Wyllm, 76.
Lockwood, Rev. R., 86.
Lodges, — , 54.
Lombe, Edward, 104, 113, 114; Elizabeth,
114; John, 113; Sir John, 107, 114;
Mary, 113; — , 113.
Loscombe, Joseph, 62 ; Mary, 62.
Love, Thomas, 86.
Lowther, Rev. Richard, 41.
Lucas, Rev. Sir John, 39.
Lynn, Matthew, 24.
Lytster, John, 37.
Lytton, Elizabeth, 109, no, 115; Elizabeth
Barbara, 115; Elizabeth Barbara Bulwer,
115; John Robinson, no; Richard
Warburton, no, 115; Brigadier-General
William Earle Bulwer, 115.
M'Clintock, Robert, 25.
M'Klintok, Jane, 26.
MacCausland, Margaret, 26; — , 26.
Macham, William, 37.
Mack Marrat, Mary, 34.
Macklintock, Eliza, 25 ; Elizabeth, 25 ;
William, 25.
Maddison, Elizabeth, 86.
Madeson, Thomasina, 74.
125
Mainwairing, Charles, 55.
Mainwaring, Anne, 55 ; Charles, 55 ;
Eliziibeth, 55 j Ellinor, 53, 54 ; Helen,
55; Hellen, 53, 54; Maria, 55; Thomas,
53-55: see aho Lee-Mainwaring.
Mann, Andrew, 51.
Mansion, Alice, 37 ; Robert, 37.
Marker, Gideon, 7-10; Richard, 11.
Markham, Anlhony, 22, 52 ; Dorothy, 22,
52; Hannah, 22, 52; Henry, 22, 52;
Jane, 22, 52 ; Margaret, 17, 22, 52 ;
Richard, 22, 51, 52; Thomas, 22, 52;
— , 22.
Marriott, Humphrey, 48.
Marsh, Catherine, 65; John, 65; Mary,
Marsham, Edward, :o8; Henry, 108; Lucy,
108; Robert, 108, 109, 113; Sophia,
108, 109, 113; Sophia Vertue, 108.
Marshe, Alice, 76 ! Cecily, 76 ; Eleanor,
76; Ellynor, 76; John, 76.
Marston, Alice, 90; George, 90.
Martin, Thomas, 35.
Mason, George, 25 ; Rev. ^Thomas, 35.
Mathers, Dorothye, 44.
Matthews, John, 57.
Maude, Francis, 55.
Mawd, William, 52.
Mayer, John, 46; Jon., 47; Mary, 46.
Mayhew, Samuel, 84; Susan, 84.
Mayow, see Myvell-Mayow.
McCausland, Alexander, 30.
McClelland, William, 29.
McClintock, Alexander, 24-26; Elizabeth,
25, 26; Jane, 26; John, 14, 26; Mar-
garet, 26 ; Mary, 26 ; Robert, 26 ;
WilUam, 14, 24-26.
McColgan, Mary, 29.
Mclntire, — , 28.
McKeig, Clotworthy, 28.
McMenemy, John, 29.
McNaught, John, 25.
McNeall, Colonel Daniel, 25 ; — , 25.
McPowell, Elizabeth, 28.
Menec, — , 30.
Merche, John, 76.
Metcalf, Caleb, 51 ; — , 40.
Metcalfe, Anne, 41 ; Caleb, 51; Frances,
20, 40-42; Mary, 20, 39, 42; Ralph, 20,
21, 39-42; William, 39-42.
Miller, Ellen, S3, 86; Rev. S., 86.
Millington, Francis, 32; — , 32.
Milner, Frances, 42.
Mingaye, Charles Paget, 84; Elizabeth,
84.
Mitchell, Jane, 56 ; William, 27.
Monk, James, 56, 57.
Moore, Anna Maria, Countess of Mount-
cashell, 114; Lady Anna Maria Isabella,
114; Elizabeth, 13; Sir George, 77;
Mary, 25 ; Stephen, Earl of Mount- -
cashell, 114.
Moreton, John, 97 ; Mary, 97.
Morrison, Thomas, 56.
Morson, Richard, 35.
Morton, Elizabeth, 112; John 97, 112;
Mary, 97.
Motley, Humphrey, 51; Thomas, 51.
Mould, Alexander, 56 ; Ann, 56 ; Eliza-
beth, 56; Hellen, 56; Jane, 17, 56;
Mary, 56 ; Robert, 56 ; Sarah, 56 ;
Thomas, 56.
Moxon, John, 54; Thomas, 53.
Muckalt, Mabel, 71.
Muddiman, Martha, 32.
Murdac, — , 23.
Murrell, Benjamin, 83 ; Elizabeth, 83.
Murrill, Benjamin, 83 ; Elizabeth, 83.
Musgrave, Richard, 52.
Myvell-Mayow, John Salt, 63 ; Mary, 63.
Nayler, Sir George, 79, So.
Neesam, — , 53.
Nettleton, Thomas, 52; William, 51.
Neve, see Le Neve.
Nevill, Mary, 39.
Newbery, John, 55; Mary, 55, 56.
Newland, William, 30.
Newman, Thomas, 67.
Nicholson, Everina, 28; H., 30; Harvey,
16, 29; Isabella Maria, 16, 29; John,
29; — , 15-
Nightingale, Geffry, 75.
Noblett, Richard, 25.
Norfolk, Bernard Edward, Duke of, 66 ;
79; Henry, Duke of, 102-104; John,
51; Thomas, Duke of, 105.
Norman, George, 43.
Norris, Rev. D. G., 86.
Northampton, Marchioness of, 31.
Northumberland, Algernon, Earl of, 41.
Norwich, Henry, Earl of, S7.
Nourse, Anne, 112; Francis, 112; John,
112; Judith, 112.
Nutter, Henry, 53.
Oaks, James, 42.
Onslow, Katherine, 77 ; Richard, 77.
Onslowe, Katherine, 77.
Ormsby-Gore, William, 55.
Osmond, James, 37.
Ouseley, Mary, 115; William, 115.
Ouvry, Anne Louisa, 100.
Owen, H., 84; Rev. H., 86; Dr., S3.
Packington, Elizabeth, 76; Humphry, 76.
Packyngton, Elizabeth, 76.
Page, Rev. — , 85.
Palmer, Charlotte, 37; Hen., 37.
Palmes, Joan, 43.
Pape, Thomas, 49, 50.
Pare, — , 56.
Pariis, Anna Elizabeth, 17; Bernhardt, 17,
18; — , iS.
Paris, A., 30; Rev. A. 57; Archibald,
16-19, 3°. 49> 5o> 55-57; Rev. Archi-
bald, 19, 57; Bernhardt, 18; Charles,
iS; Charles Snell, 19, 56, 57; Charlotte,
57; Elizabeth, 19, 49; Fanny, 19, 57;
Harriet Mary, 16, 17, 57; Henry, 49;
126
Herbert, 57 ; Jane Eliza, 57 ; John,
16-19, 49; Margaret, 16, 49, 50; Mar-
garet Jane, 17-19, 55-57; Maria, 16, 17,
49; Rebecca, 16-19, 49, 50; Richard,
50 ; Richard Ross, 57 ; Sophia, 19, 49,
50; Thomas, 19, 30, 50, 57; — , 18, 56.
Parker, Fred. Searle, 57 ; Henry, 56, 57 ;
Nicholas, 38; William S., 57.
Parkes, Frances, 44.
Parnaby, |ohn, 55.
Parsons, Elizabeth, 45-47 ; Captain Henry,
89; John, 46; Major John, 45; Mary,
46, 89 ; — , 46.
Partridge, William, 36.
Passmore, Joanna, 11.
Patrick, see Fit/patrick.
Paull, James, 61 ; Mary, 61.
Peack, John, 56; Robert, 56.
Peacock, Thomas, 30.
Peale, Edward, i; John, 1.
Peckham, Dame Anne, 39; Sir E., 39;
Sir Edniond, 39.
Penhall, Mary, 60.
Percival, Archibald, 57 ; Charlotte, 57 ;
Edward Alan, 57 ; Margaret, 57 ;
Stanley, 57.
Perkins, — , 88.
Perring, John, 57.
Perrot, Ann, 44; Simon, 44.
Perrott, Ann, 44; Simon, 44.
Peterborow, Henry, Earl of, 87.
Philips, Arabella, 88.
Phillipps, William, 5.
Phillips, Elioner, 65 ; Samuel, 88; Sarah,
84 : Thomas, 84.
Pilkington, Alice, 37; Arthur, 37.
Pollard, William, 54.
Port, Anne, 1 10; Robert, no.
Porter, John, 51.
Preston, Catherina, 65; Catherine, 65, 67,;
Charles Butler, 65 ; Elioner, 65 ; Eliza-
beth, 65 ; Elizabeth Marsh, 65 ; Emma,
65' 67 ; James, 65, 67 ; Jane, 65 ;
Joanna, 65 ; John, 65 ; Rev. John, 65 ;
Margaret Grace Gordon, 65, 67 ; Mary,
65, 67, 91 ; Mary Dodge, 65 ; Richard,
65, 67 ; William, 91 ; William Scott,
65, 67.
Priestley, Jonathan, 52.
Prince Albert of England, 62.
Prince Frederick of Wales, 1 14.
Prior, George, 59 ; Mary, 59.
Pulnian, Joanna, 13; Walter, 13.
Pylman, John, 5 ; Jonas, 5.
Queen Elizabeth of England, 58.
Radcliffe, Joan, 90 ; John, 90 ; Sir
Richard, 90.
Raine, Jacob, 40.
Ramsden, Catherine, 45; Robert, 51.
Ramsey, ThoTnas, 38.
Rankin, Anne, 28; Hugh, 28; James, 28;
William, 28.
Raper, John, 55.
Rawling, Thomas, 55.
Rayne, Jacob, 40.
Read, Robert, 55.
Reakes, Marmaduke, 53.
Rede, J., 56.
Renie, Alexander, 52.
Repps, John, 113, 114; Vertue, 107, 113,
114.
Restwoold, Agnes, 38, 39 ; Alice, 38 ;
Anthony, 38 ; Bettr)'s, 38 ; Edward,
38 ; Jane, 38 ; — , 23.
Restwolde, Agnes, 38 ; Bettreys, 39 ;
Bridget, 39 ; Edward, 39 j Manud, 38 ;
Manuel, 38; R., 38; Richard, 38;
Robert, 38; Sibil, 38; Thomas, 38.;
William, 38.
Restwould, Agnes, 23 ; Anthony, 23 ;
Beatrice, 23 ; Bridget, 23 ; Catharine,
23 ; Edward, 23 ; Elizabeth, 23 ; Jane,
23 ; John, 23 ; Margaret, 23 ; Thomas, 23.
Reveley, Cornelius, 22, 50 ; Daniel, 22 ;
Daniell, 50 ; Leonard, 22, 50 ; Mary,
22, 50 ; Sarah, 22, 50 ; Timothy,
22, 50.
Revely, Leonard, 22 ; Mary, 22.
Reynie, John, 5.
Reyner, Thomas, 50-
Reynolds, Sir Barrington, 60; Henry, 51;
Sir Joshua, 51.
Richards, Ann, 61 : Anne, 62, 63 ; Anne
Rose, 64 ; Arabella Symons, 62 ; Caro-
line, 64 ; Catherine Rose, 64 ; Charles
63 ; Charlotte, 64 ; Elizabeth, 60, 63 ;
Elizabeth Rose, 64 ; Elizabeth Skinner,
64 ; Ellen, 64 ; Frances .\ugusta Anne,
63 ; Frances Elizabeth, 62 ; Grace, 60,
61; Harriet Elizabeth, 62; John, 60;
Rev. John, 60, 63 ; Rev. John William,
63 ; Rev. Joseph, 62 ; Rev. Joseph
Loscombe, 62 ; Madeline Frances Upton,
64 ; Mary, 60-63 ! Mary Anne, 64 ;
Mary Loscombe, 64 ; ^Iary Mildred,
64 ; Mary Philippa, 60 ; Philip, 63 ;
Captain Philip, 62 ; Philippa, 61 ; St.
George Willi.am, 64 ; Susannah, 61 ;
Thomas, 93 ; William, 60, 61 ; Captain
William, 64 ; Rev. William, 61 ; Rev.
William Upton, 64 ; — , 60.
Ridsdale, Lena, 57.
Ripon, IVIarchioness of, 31.
Roberts, Mary, 37.
Robinson, Arthur, 71 ; EIiz.ibeth, 71 ;
Joseph, 51 ; Robert, 39.
Robynson, Edward, 38.
Roddy, Edmond, 38.
Rogers, Sir J., 65.
Rolle, Hon. Mark, 13; Lord, 13.
RoUes, Jane, no; Thomas, no.
Rose, George, 103; Judith, 103; Margaret,
103.
Ross, Archibald, 30.
Roswell, Anne, 24.
Rothery, Joseph, 5t.
Roundell, Elizabeth, 45-
Routh, Rev. P., 83; Rev. — , 85.
127
Rowe, Elizabeth, 65 ; Rev. John, 65 ;
Samuel, 35; Thomas, 32.
Rowsell, J., S4; John, 84.
Rushbrooke, Mary, 98, 99 ; Robert, 98 ;
Colonel Robert, 99.
Russell, Kitty, 4; Sarah, 36.
Rustat, Elizabeth, 89; Ellen, 88; Frances,
89; John, 88; Martha, 89; Mary, 88, 89;
Robert, 88 ; Rev. Robert, 87 ; Susanna,
89 ; Theophilus, 88 ; Tipping, 89 ; Tobias,
87-89; — , 87.
Rutcheson, Agnes, 71.
Ryder, Elizabeth, 45.
St. George, Henry, 102, 103, 105 ; Sir
Henry, 101, 104; Sir Thomas, 104.
S.almon, Elizabeth, 93, 96 ; Henry, 93 ;
Isabella, 69; John B., 69.
Salter, Betty, 13; Christopher, 13; George,
II ; Mary, 11.
Sambrooke, Fran . , 88 ; Jeremy, 88.
Sandcroft, Archbishop, Dr., 88.
Sanders, Ann, II; John, 11.
Saulle, Alice, 71.
Scholey, Mary, 51.
Scott, Alexander, 16, 28; Ann, 15, 27, 28;
Averina, 27; Catherine, 15; Dickson
Coningham, 15; Eleanor, 15, 27, 28;
Eliza Ferguson, 15; Elizabeth, 16,27,28;
Everina, 15, 27, 28; Frances, 15, 27;
Henrietta Charlotte, 1$; Henry, 15, 28;
Rev. Henry, 15; Henry Alexander, 15;
Henry Charles, 15; Isabella, 29, 30;
James, 15 ; John Beather, 28, 29 ; Mar-
garet, 15, 27, 28; Richard, 15; Richard
Nicholson, 16, 28, 29; Sarah, 15;
Thomas Hill, 15; Thomas Purdon, 15,
27, 29; Lieutenant Thomas Woore, 15;
W., 55; William, 15, 27-29, 47; Dr.
William, 15, 27-29; William Samuel, 15 ;
William Thomas, 15; Major, 15; Rev.
-85.
Seale, John, 1 14; Sir John Henry, 114;
Paulina Elizabeth, 114; Sarah, 114.
Seaman, William, 9.
Shales, Charles, 35.
Shallcross, Elizabeth, 112; Henry, 112;
John, 112.
Shan, John, 37.
Shearman, — , 6.
Sheldon, Daniel, loi, 102 ; Daniell, 103 ;
Gilbert, loi, no. III, 114; Archbishop
Gilbert, loi, 102, 114; Rev. Gilbert, loi ;
Sir Joseph, 102, 103 ; Judith, loi, 103,
no, 114; Dame Margaret, 103; Mary,
no. III.
Shepheard, William, 34.
Sheppard, Constance, 91 ; Thomas, 91.
Sherman, Gertrude, 13 ; Gideon, 9, 13 ;
John, 13; Mary, 13.
Sherrat, Joane, no; — , no.
Shirley, Ann, 36; Anthony, 91 ; Barbara,
91 ; Constance, 91 ; Rev. Walsingham,9I.
Shorditch, Mary, 112; Robert, 112.
Shuter, Christopher, 25.
Sibel, Elizabeth, 85.
Simpkins, C, I; Charles, I.
Skeet, Francis, 50.
Skipper, Sarah, 81.
Slingsbie, Susanna, 50.
Sloper, Elizabeth, 96.
Smale, Sarah, 4.
Smart, — , 100.
Smith, Faith, 45-47; J., 83; Jere . , 86;
Joseph, 51 ; Margarett, 46; William, 33,
47; Rev. William James, 46, 47.
Smithin, Samuel, 35.
Smithson, Samuel, 54.
Snell, Agnes, 48, 49; Elizabeth, 16, 17, 20,
31-35, 37, 48, 49 ; Frances, 35, 37, 47, 49 ;
Francis, 34-36 ; Frederica, 50 ; George,
32-35 ; Grace, 35 ; Honor, 34, 35 ;
Honour, 36; Jeremy, 34; John, 16, 17,
19, 20, 31, 32, 34-37, 48, 49; Katherine,
33-35; Margaret, 16-19, 37, 45-49; Mary,
20, 32, 35-37, 48, 49; Peter, 37, 48, 49;
Rebecca, 16, 17,34-36, 48,49; Rebeccah,
48; Robert, 20, 32, 34, 35, 37,48; Dame
Sarah, 36; Susan, 32, 33, 35; Susannah,
32, a ; Thomas, 20, 34, 35, 48 ; Rev.
Thomas, 50; Sir Thomas, 20, 35, 36, 48;
Viner, 35 ; Rev. Viner, 35 ; Vyner, 16,
34, 37, 48, 49; Rev. Vyner, 16-19, 35.
46, 47, 49; William, 20, 32-35, 37, 48-
50 ; — , 49.
Snoden, Ralph, 87 ; Bishop Robert, 87 ;
-, 87.
Snow, Francis, 32 ; Sir Jeremiah, 20, 32,
33. 35 ; Jeremy, 32 ; Sir Jeremy, 33 ;
Mary, 33; Dame Rebecca, 34 ; Rebeccah,
33; Robert, 33, 34; Susan, 32; Susannah,
32-
Somner, Joseph, 92 ; Lretitia, 92.
Southey, Mary, 57 ; Mary Frances, 57.
Southwood, William, 76.
Sparrow, Rev. Bence, 83.
Speight, Richard, 42.
Spinckes, Rebecca, 34; Seth, 34; — , 34.
Staff, Frances, 99; — , 99.
Stallworthy, Daniel, 32.
Stansfield, Robert, 52.
Starrit, Margery, 28.
Stead, William, 51.
Stert, see Atte Stert.
Stevenson, Robert, 24.
Stewart, George, 28.
Stidolph, Davey, 36.
Stogden, John, 68.
Stokes, Felix, 35 ; Joseph, 35.
Stone, Edward, 93, 95; Rev. Edward, 95;
Elizabeth, 93, 95 ; Elizabeth Lowndes,
115; Mary, 109, 115; William, 115;
William Lowndes, 109.
Storke, — , 39.
Storr, Paley, 47 ; Robert, 47.
Stowell, Thomas, 13; Thomazine, 13.
.Straker, Robert, 41.
Strickland, Frances, 40, 42 ; Henry, 40, 41 ;
Ursula, 40; Walter, 40; Lord Walter,
40; Sir William, 40.
:8
Strigland, Christopher, 40 ; Roger, 40 ;
WiUiam, 40.
Suger, Ann, 46; Nich . , 46.
Summerfielii, Robert, 48.
Swanlond, Simon, 89.
Swatman, Fanny, 84; Rev. Philip, 84.
Swayne, Ethel Julia, 59 ; Henry James
Fowle, 59.
Swetenham, Elizabeth, no; Mary, no;
Thomas, no; — , no.
Swetnam, Elizabeth, 105.
Swinden, Rev. Tobias, 88.
Swindin, Samuell, 45.
Syer, Ann, 84; Anna, 81.
Sykes, John, 51.
Symonds, John, 33.
Symson, George, 52.
Tabor, Annie, 57 ; Debora, 34 ; Deborah,
20; John, 20, 34; Rev. John, 34.
Taddy, Catherine, 2; Charles, 2-4; Chris-
topher, 1-3; Ehzabeth, 3; John, 2, 3;
Rev. John, 3, 4 ; Mary Ann, I ; Mary
Anne, 3; William, 2, 3.
Tancred, Elizabeth, 53, 55, 56 ; William,
55, 56; Colonel William, 53.
Tapper, Samuell, 36.
Taylor, John, 52, 89; Sancta, 46.
Teill, Robert, 40.
Temple, Rev. R. , 85.
Tennant, John, 51.
Thanet, Thomas, Earl of, 79.
Theale, John, 90 ; Katherine, 90.
Thicknesse, Frances Augusta Anne, 63 ;
Captain John, 63.
Thomas, Elizabeth Rosse, 64; John, 64.
Thompson, Betty, 54 ; Elizabeth, 34 ;
Harry, 56; Thomas, 41 ; — , 33.
Thornhorough, John, 38.
Thornby, Sibil, 38.
Thrale, John, 90; Katharine, 90.
Thurston, Richard, 49.
Tipping, Thomas, 89.
Titlow, Elizabeth, 23; Joan, 23.
Todd, John, 53.
Tomlinson, Eliza, 57 ; Hutton, 45 ; John,
45-
Tomlynson, John, 38.
Tomson, William, 38.
Totty, Dorothy, 22; John, 22; Richard, 22.
Trees, Robert, 88 ; Tobias, 88 ; — , 88.
Trevenen, Grace, 60; Rev. John, 60; T.,
60.
Turner, Mathew, 32.
Turpyn, Rev. John, 40.
Turton, Edmund, 55.
Tyttley, Elizabeth, 38; John, 38.
Uffington, John, 35.
Unwin, William, 37.
Upton, Thomas, 51.
Utton, Sarah, 83.
\'ache, s(e De La-Vache.
Vanderplank, Ann, 1 n ; Hannah, in;
Samuel, ni.
Vanner, — , 47.
Vas.sall, Mary, 92; Rev. Stephen, 92.
Vaughan, — , 6.
Vernon, Alice, 17; Rev. Richard, 17.
Vincent, Jo., 45.
Viner, Cicill, 31 ; Elizabeth, 31 ; Honour,
31 ; Mary, 32; Sir Robert, 31; Thomas,
31, 35; Dean Thomas, 31.
Vivian, Elizabeth, 60 ; James, 60 ; John, 60.
Vyner, Elizabeth, 17, 20, 31 ; Frances, 32;
Honor, 31 ; Mary, 32 ; Robert, 32, 48 ;
Sir Robert, 31 ; Robert Charles De Grey,
31; .Samuel, 32 ; Thomas, 20, 31, 32;
Dean Thomas, 17, 31, 32.
Wackworth, Dorothy, 71.
Wakelield, William. 53.
Walker, Edward, loi ; Sir Edward, 102 ;
Helen, 57; Thomas, 51.
Walsingham, Biirbara, 91 ; Guildford, 75,
78; Mary, 75, 78; Sir Thomas, 91.
Warljurton, Elizabeth, no; Richard, no;
William, no.
Ward, John, 36 ; Knox, 4 ; Rebecca, 34 ;
Thomas, 34.
W.arner, Cecily, 76; Elizabeth, no, 114;
Richard, no, n4; Robert, 76.
Warren, Fanny, 57.
Waterton, Beatrice, 23 ; Thomas, 23.
Watson, Elizabeth, 47.
Watt, D.avid, 29.
Waud, Eliza, 47; Mary, 47.
Waybran, John, 51.
Webster, Anne Rose, 64; Charles, 64.
Wedgwood, Elizabeth, no, John, no.
Weekes, Alice, 13; Richard, 13.
Wegersloffe, Elizabeth, 37.
Welsh, Anthony, 13; Gr,ace, 13.
Wentworth, Diana, 55 ; Sophia, 55.
West, G., 56; Henry, 33 ; Rev. John, 43.
Westmoreland, John, Earl of, in; Sanah
Anne, Countess of, in.
Weyland, Johanna Elizabeth, 115; John,
115; — , 106.
Wharton, Edmund, 51.
White, Edith, 57.
Whiten, Anne, 95; Richard, 95.
Whitfeild, N.athaniell, 88.
Whitfield, Nathaniell, S8.
Whiting Peter, 33.
Whyte, Joanna, 65, 67 ; Captain Robert
Charles, 65.
Wight, Gabriel, 75, 78; Mary, 75, 78.
Wigley, Ann, 51; Benjamin, 51.
Wild, William, 51.
Wilkinson, Elizabeth, 93, 94, 96; John, 93,
94; Joseph, 51; Peter, 51; Zachaiy, 51.
Willans, William, 53.
Williamson, Thomas, 41.
Willis, Brown, 94.
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Wills, James, 13; Joanna, 13; Mary, 13.
Willyams, Kcv. Cooper, 50 ; John Viner,
50; John Vyner, 50.
Wilson, Rev. Christopher, 91 ; Dorothy,
91 ; Jane, 71 ; Rev. Laurence, 39 ;
Richard, 52.
Wolcombe, Robert, 6.
Wolfe, Nicholas, 42 ; see also Birch-Wolfe.
Wolfreys, Nathaniel, 35.
Wood, Hen., 36.
Woodford, Captain, III.
Woods, Abram., 3; Sir Wilham, 66.
Worship, Rev. T. W., 86.
Wright, Anne, 41.
Wyggyns, Henry, 38.
Wyss, Anna Maria, 114; Samuel, :i4.
Yarburgh, Blague, 47; Faith, 47.
Yeaman, Robert, 25.
Young, E. J., 2; — , 100.
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